Bloomberg London: Workplace of the Future
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- Bloomberg London: Workplace of the Future" chronicles the journey to design and build the world’s most sustainable office building in the heart of the City of London. This building sets new standards for sustainability and innovation, and raises the bar for future office buildings around the world. The space energizes employees, clients and visitors, while encouraging a new level of productivity. Designed to facilitate collaboration and fuel innovation, it brings Bloomberg’s 4,000 London- based employees under one roof for the first time.
This 500,000 square foot office sits on a 3.2 acre plot of land surrounded by buildings of incredible architectural and cultural significance. Located between the Bank of England and St Paul’s Cathedral, the site is steeped in over 2,000 years of history and sits on top of one of the UK’s most significant archaeological sites at the heart of what was Roman London’s commercial center - the Temple of Mithras.
Conceived by our founder Mike Bloomberg in collaboration with leading architect Lord Norman Foster of Foster + Partners, the building’s design is sympathetic to its surrounding context, an exemplar of sustainable design and uniquely of its place and time - a natural extension of the City that will endure and improve its surroundings. Designed to complement the historic neighboring structures and to age gracefully with time, Bloomberg London is the City of London's biggest stone project in more than a century. To construct a building of this size to the design brief, there were many complex first-of-its-kind design challenges to overcome. The film takes us on a journey as the architects try to navigate the revolutionary engineering required. We also travel around the globe with them as they seek the finest materials and craftsmanship needed to create the inspiring, innovative, dynamic and collaborative workplace that embodies Bloomberg's core values.
When a project is driven by a visionary client and architect, both of whom, respect history, love art and design, this is the result. Salute to Michael Bloomberg and Norman Foster.
Absolutely 👏🏿👏🏿 This project is so inspiring.
Nah when you have money you get to be this fancy
Every architect has vision, when money doesn't play a role. But sadly architects can never fully express themself due to this limitation.
@@Scythra just gotta find the right clients
Everybody/every company resume just got bumped up 10 times....having worked on that project. Its wonderful when professionals meet clients like that who are willing to spend & go the distance for excellence...well done Bloomberg.
the best and inspiring 40 mins i have spent on a video !!!!!
Truly amazing piece of architecture and credit to all the teams involved in delivering a stunning place of work with humility and care for the people who use it and pass through it. It’s on my list when I visit London next.
I had the pleasure of working there. I was in a 4 man crew who installed the architectural pre-cast concrete columns and beams. Great job. High risk really. As we had to work underneath live loads to install them at times.
This is a Rolls Royce class building to the least detail, amazing !
As an entrepreneur & small business owner, this was so inspiring to watch. The power of what an office space means to a business that cares about space is somewhere where people can connect and inspire each other to do their best work. This Bloomberg head office is absolutely breathtaking. I love how they respected the surroundings while building a space that will empower their employees.
I was an installer of the facade the columns and beams. Sandstone from Englands quarry.
i worked on this building for almost 4 years... what a huge construction, architecture and details...
Same here, glad to say I worked on such a special project.
Nothing in our lifetime I think will come close to this!
I noticed there is no elevator in the Bloomberg building or is there any?
@@commotiondeejay was there any elevator in the building
@@ChidozieNdubueze yes there is lots of glass lifts in there 👍
Architecture, archaeology, art, technology ... married in an extraordinary composite of a modern building. Simply remarkable.
Amazing. I love that when the engineers & architect, the project manager (especially), speak about the project, their face light up 🤩
The best architectural plan I’ve ever seen that celebrates efficiency and collaboration. Truly amazing. Watching this every month for that inspiration boost!
Indeed the workplace of the Future. This is absolutely remarkable!!!
This is an intelligent way to think about your company. "It is not the most efficient use of space if what you´re trying to do is to reduce your square foot cost - I think it is the most efficient use of space if what you´re trying to do is to enhance the productivity of the people." 21:05
truly amazing . very excited to see how they care about their employees and environment.
Workplace of the Future is your home.
WOW! Amazing building and awesome film!
What a beautiful building ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
A structure that imported luxury glass from Japan to be tested in Germany before installation in the UK is hailed as sustainable? I can't wait to hear about how it can also launch itself into atmospheric orbit!
Amazing Bloomberg.What a magnigificient piece of Art
truly an amazing place. The people are the bloodline of the company, and that's what I respect the most. Hope to intern at this wonderful data driven powerhouse !
Beautiful building. I would have thought that people working in a London office would be more ethnically diverse.
Love to work in a giant barn
What a masterpiece!
Norman Foster is a left-handedness intelligent.
im happy with my ongoing secured job in civil service public sector
Thank you so much for this video. Very instructive.
What I like about Bloomberg is that they don't have any personal office even for Michael Bloomberg.
my experience with buildings like this is that nobody in it does any actual work.
It really needs a visionary plan to design a city providing every benefits and comforts who live in the city.
The people designing the layout of the building all have private offices but constantly go on about the value of open offices which are now going completely out of date. The whole idea of collaboration within open spaces is a complete myth. More work is done when people have private spaces where they're not easily interrupted or distracted.
Lot's of fake scenes, and the invidusl office space are so small still put a round table in the center
Bloomberg 2020!
Much better than an apple park 👍
Such generosity and attention to detail. Well done! However, people cannot work fully remotely at Bloomberg. It's good to have a great office, but for me it's nothing in comparison with the possibility of working from home.
this really is inside bloomberg
I want to visit London just to see the builiding. Is it possible? Congratulations. Amazing work in all levels.
Very inspirational indeed 🙏🏻
Future workspace is desks... under stairs? And meetings literally behind 5 peoples desks so they can't concentrate when you're having a meeting? Looks to me like a workplace designed by a CEO for a CEO. Maybe its just me but I don't like people behind me walking/talking when I'm trying to work at my desk.
Louder 😂
The breathing building of letting air flow in small slits and exit from roof is so common in buildings in cities where its very hot and humid and who cannot afford ac’s . These open circular workstations and workspaces are sold by various companies since a decade now. Also excavating 7 floors and building biggest piles and concrete below itself is using unnecessary energy when you have open space upwards, how can these concepts be called sustainable. Using Sandstone and Carrara marble itself in a humid city is a question, it is used only in dry areas. Only marketed with very big words called sustainable very well here in the video.
The building is in an area of the City with height restrictions and an obligation to keep a free line of sight to St Paul’s - so you can just build upwards freely as you assume
A very well used ocean of money and talents
amazing...
Create and show me the modern office building with full of presidents, flight attendants, business people, and ceos that clean and rich, please.
love it
Excellently designed and beautifully executed piece of work as would be expected from Fosters. But looking at Mr. Bloomberg’s often shy and hesitant eye movements in the video, they seem to be asking in earnest : Norman, honestly, how much has it gone over budget?
Lol
تصميم مبدع..
Master piece ❤
Beautiful!!!
It looks beautiful but claiming to be a "sustainable office building" but taking materials from all over the world is not that.
Really enjoyed the video, but who manufactured the 120 desks?
All well and good, entice people to join the company make them special for a period, then lay them off on mass.
12:16 "was a huge challange"
what is the music that is used in the documentary ? specially at the end
Yeah, it looks ok.
Whilst the stone was ‘processed’ in Yorkshire. It was sourced from a DERBYSHIRE quarry. Think it’s probably important to the many people not acknowledged in the stone element of the project that we could at least get that right…
Interesting presentation but pure corporate bullshit. Bloomberg hasn't got a clue how much it was going to cost to build except of course paying a huge bill to construct it. Lets be honest this corporate headquarters cost an absolute fortune to build. Acknowledging the presence of the ancient Roman Road through the site is admittedly a clever idea but it's execution into a retail pedestrian passageway is rather poor given the limited access to the 'commercial' space. The various air handling systems are to say the least quite costly and complex and will require constant maintenance for the life of the building.
The operable exterior air vent system, which I assume is motorized, are also a very costly maintenance item. Sometimes simple solutions to a problem are better than new technological inventions! Anyway it's built and they'll have to live with it for quite some time.
The english subtitles under the japanese speech is hilarious
The area of pantry.
👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
Remember Tracy Twyman.
#ThankyouTracyTwyman
I do
21:48
Hi Everyone! Does Bloomberg look to hire a Financial analyst who equally has data analysis skills in London or remotely? I am available. Many thanks
How's this building now when the fucking pandemic still around us?
1. No one can write an article on Mike Bloomberg in Bloomberg
2. Anyone who has Bloomberg terminal immediately gives his location; on or off state and work timings to Bloomberg.
How can we then think open holes and spaces allowing sunlight coming through with the actual organizational work culture? We cannot.
😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
8:41
I'm confused how this can be 'sustainable' when they're shipping hunking big pieces of rock from Yorkshire, to Italy and back to London? Add on top trips to Tokyo! Greenwashing continues!
🤫 It's not. Sustainability in architecture is just a huge scam for marketing your business as eco-friendly
Means the structure is efficient and durable. The high fixed costs in emissions will be ideally offset by super high efficiency and long last building requiring less maintenance well outlive some of the typical new office buildings being built that won’t last 50 years
Don’t forget the Chinese glass.
Why have steps on the spiral ramp? Makes it totally no go for wheelchair users
when the future is determined by how much money you have.
Everybody's future is determined by how much money you have, peasant.
this didn't age well lol
The workplace of the future? The future will have people telecommuting, their job in their car or their home. Those that must be in an office or service center will look about the same as before with pooled resources such as printers, copiers, major telecommunications devices, and meeting rooms.
the fetishisation of materials in what is a pretty bland build.
WALBROOK
1:30
This building has more incommon with the horribily simplistic brutalist and modern architecture than it has with the gothic and victorian style achitecture it is surrounded by. So for someone claiming that they wanted to "respect its surroundings" they did a horrible job.
The inside seems promising. But the outside is just boring Foster's "OK boomer" architecture ;)
hiii
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Unnecessarily expensive ..
th-cam.com/video/fzV1QEGQH7o/w-d-xo.html our recent work - studio where sk rehearses !😀😃
Hahah. 3 years later nobody would go to work there and work from home.
Negativer Howson
"We had to go literally around the world to find finest materials" .... omg... Russian CREATE finest materials, and you call them barbarians...
Great architecture and design but its far off from sustainable in an ecological way😂
Would make me fee like an ant in a farm.
We are rich.. look at our money. we will ensure we keep our money and make more.. soz to the rest of you.. :(
after Brexit London won't be the "financial district" HAHAHAHAHAhAH
This comment didn’t age well
😒😒😒😒😒
The satellite controllers burning my face and teeth when I am Watching this TH-cam video
it doesnt get much uglier than a bank, and this reallllyyy looks exactly as a bank. LOL
Absolutely beautiful, I'm shocked this does not have more views.
The channel they chose to host this on has smaller audience and is fo fans of bloomerg which i can imagine is hard to be for most people
wait michael bloomerg is the same person who ran for us president ???
Face palm.
Amazing architecture, but nope!!!!!
The future is home office on a regular basis!!! Nobody wants to stand in traffic, nobody wants to waste 2 hours of their lives just to even get at a workplace where you're not even valued properly!!!
Bye dusty old office place, hello comfortable bed!!!!
Why are these people looking at forex charts though? I thought the company is commercial based.
Bloomberg has many functions though. They build the Terminal, they have media as well, etc etc
This building is magnificent
stunning quality building.
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