What makes the new landmark UK Twitter home so 
special is that it was designed through collaboration of a 
group of passionate individuals. IA Interior Architects, 
tothepoint, DTZ & Bluu with the Twitter team, Tracy 
Hawkins & Helen Moyes, embodied the values of the 
client organisation to launch an office with wit, wisdom 
and understatement.
Working very closely with the client to understand their 
ambitions and define the creative direction the design 
team worked together seamlessly. The design is a blend 
of technology, media and space wrapped around a 
boutique ‘hotel’ with a residential look and feel.
The focus was ultimately on creating a workshop where 
the UK Twitter team can create their best work in a 
meaningful, thought provoking space, while feeling 
comfortable and at ease, reflective of Twitter itself.
The building’s triangular shape defines the work areas: 
quieter engineers have one wing; dynamic brand & 
creative teams have another wing; and visitors are 
received in the central wing. There are ‘dynamic, 
interactive wall surfaces ’for teams to personalise and 
share experiences. A wall of A5 magnetised frames and a 
Polaroid wall are used to capture these moments and 
tweet. These ideas are now being implemented in 
Twitters offices, globally.
In the visitor wing, a hand crafted letterpress wall forms a 
dramatic backdrop to the reception and captures the 
essence of Twitter’s brand and employees who work 
there. From an original idea by IA and the client, 
tothepoint created a direct link and association between 
words, typography and the use of Tweets, with graphic 
impact, humor and style.
A flexible, multi-functional space was designed that 
includes Real Time and VIT room’s where Twitter staff 
can meet with brands and demonstrate dynamic real time 
data and a visitor lounge where you can ‘design’ your 
own coffee and brew wirelessly. The heart of the space 
is ‘the Commons,’ a village square and scene for all forms 
of meetings, presentations, lunches, and events.