Explore Our Case Studies

We have a 20+ year track record, a roster of 600 clients, including a wealth of blue-chip businesses such as KPMG, Tesco, Transport for London, Metropolitan Police and Man Group.

Office redecoration and refurbishment for The British Shop

We recently supported The British Shop, one of the UK’s leading providers of shipping to the fine art and antiques industry, by splitting their office onto two floors, allowing for a total space of roughly 317 m² to accommodate up to 33 employees and the necessary facilities.

Crown’s Renew Centre: Signage & Reorganisation

Crown Workspace’s Interiors department was invited to review the décor in the Renew Centre and the signage to bring it up to date and maximise showcasing the work carried out. Areas that needed major updates were the reception/entrance, workshops, upholstery, staff kitchen and toilets.

Designing a new office for multinational IT company

Our client, a Canadian multinational IT consulting and software development company, requested an ultra-modern collaborative workspace that features independently and team-oriented areas.

Office redesign proposal for leading supplier of hop products

Looking to refurbish their existing office, our client, a trailblazer in the hop market, contacted Crown Workspace to provide a new design proposal that was strongly linked with the company's brand image.

Designing office space for a global pharmaceutical company

As part of this project, our client, a global pharmaceutical company, was looking to relocate their 80+ employees into one of the two available locations near the Heathrow area, London.

St Anne’s Catholic High School for Girls: A Continued Relationship of Donations

In the past year alone, the Giving Back Project has contributed a substantial number of items (470 in total) to St Anne’s Catholic High School for Girls and donated over 5000 items to our charity network overall!

Full Relocation & Clearance Project for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) required a full relocation of approximately 2800 staff from their building in the City of London to Canary Wharf and sustainable solutions for the clearance of their furniture and IT assets.

Decant of library stock to enable refurbishment

Hertfordshire Libraries recently undertook a series of refurbishments from their portfolio of libraries throughout the country to modernise their facilities. Crown Workspace have worked in partnership with the libraries to carry out enabling works to support the decant and recant of the libraries’ stock.

Move of 350 staff from Millbank to St. Austell Street, London

EPR architects recently made a commercial decision to relocate to a ‘Grade A’ listed building in the grounds of the Imperial War Museum. Following the relocation, Crown Workspace were deployed to attend to the clearance of surplus furniture with a sustainable solution for furniture and WEEE waste for electrical items to satisfy their obligations.

Providing a sustainable clearance of Clyde & Co’s Liverpool offices

Clyde & Co is a global law firm providing a complete service to clients in its core sectors of insurance, transport, energy, infrastructure, and trade & commodities. The client appointed Crown Workspace to complete the sustainable clearance of their Liverpool offices.

Transfer of archive collection for market-leader in the drinks industry

A market leader in the drinks industry decided to transfer an existing archive collection from their Scotland address to their facility in Dublin. The collection consisted of 700 archive boxes which were sequentially palletised and checked off against a manifest. The boxes were placed onto pallet bases and shrink wrapped.

Successful methodical storage of library materials

A diverse and dynamic international education institution with a total of six campuses within the heart of London and with more than 20,000 learners annually. To continue providing quality service to all students and with an aim to create a wider range of study spaces and sustainable area for all users, the institution was set to combine one of their campus libraries and Student centre together in one location.