Walk one day through our new workplace — and see how each space is built for a different way of working.
Like you, Maya is moving into 83 King Lam Street. There’s no assigned desk waiting — and that’s the point. Follow her through one ordinary day and you’ll see exactly what to expect, space by space, from the moment she taps in to the last conversation before she heads home.
Watch the filmSpace is being reallocated away from assigned desks and storage — toward shared, social and collaboration settings.
Each space is built for a different way of working. Here’s how — and how to use it well. Tap any thumbnail to see the space up close.
Maya arrives at 83 King Lam Street, taps her access card and steps onto the floor — one connected community across four floors.
Maya stows her bag in a locker in her team’s neighbourhood. Each team has a home zone, but no one is fixed to it — and it flexes when full.
Maya books a desk in her neighbourhood for focused work, then raises it to standing height — better for circulation and staying sharp.
Over to the collaboration corner — no booking needed. The team drops in and sketches on the whiteboard. For bigger moments, the town square scales up.
For a confidential meeting, Maya moves to an enclosed room where the acoustics keep it private — the right setting for sensitive conversations.
A Teams call comes in, so Maya steps into a phone booth — fully enclosed and free to use. No booking, no disturbing the floor: duck in, take the call, step back out.
Maya clears her desk for whoever’s next. But she’s not heading home yet — the team gathers at the 17/F wellness space for happy hour as the city lights up.
Six simple principles make it work for everyone.
The same day inside 83 King Lam Street — on screen, start to finish.
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The social hub
Coffee, lunch, and easy conversation in between. Maya grabs a coffee, falls into a chat, then comes back for lunch — the hub is built for moments fixed desks never allowed.