London

Maslow's Mortimer House

Members Club & Workspace

London

Members Club & Workspace

About

Maslow’s Mortimer House is a multi-use venue in a lovingly restored seven-story Art Deco building in the middle of London’s Fitzrovia neighborhood.

The design concept is derived from the venue’s namesake, Abraham Maslow, and his renowned psychological theories surrounding human motivation and happiness, which came to light in his writings during the 1940s and 1950s. The center of these theories – Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs – was directly translated into the design narrative as well as the programmatic layout.

Surface Travel Awards

Best Co-working Space

LOCATION

London

Size

21,528 ft² / 2,000 m²

Co-creating

Drawing on the Hierarchy of Needs concept, the spaces within the building's six floors were individually crafted for those who wish to create, work and unwind in equal measure.

Open Gallery

The design of the interior complements the original character of the architecture

Members Coworking

Offering private and communal work environments

Members work or relax in an informal social setting, and when it gets all too much they can retreat to floor 6, an uncluttered, residential space, which doubles as an event and art installation gallery and, when not in use, as a quiet space for work, reflection and meditation.