A Look Inside Tractable’s New London Office

Technology company Tractable hired interior design firm AIS Workplace to design their new office in London, England.

“Tractable uses AI-first solutions to bring the latest computer vision research and machine learning techniques to visual assessment. Helping to build the AI tools for world-leading companies, the Tractable team similarly expected a forward-thinking tech fuelled workspace.

After realising they had outgrown their previous serviced office space, the team wanted to create a bespoke space that was more suitable for their own specific needs that would enable them to imprint their unique company culture and brand. They wanted to put their own stamp on their new space in order to call it home. We delivered their new workspace creating a physical embodiment of their brand and meeting requirements in creating premium amenities for their team and visitors to enjoy. `

Personalising the space with their branding, company values and image was a top priority for Tractable. The main design concept was to create a space that reflected the new brand and where it was heading for the future. They wanted clients, employees and visitors to know exactly who they are when entering the workplace. And so we created a welcoming front of house space that embodied the brand through colours and wall graphics.

Tractable wanted the space to showcase the fast-paced growth of the company. Forecasting their future expansion, the 17,316 sq ft in Broadwalk House allows for the team to increase comfortably.

The large multifunctional breakout area also functions as a town hall meeting space, a large variety of alternative meetings and activity based working settings. This large space accommodates a range of activities and events as well as acting as a hub in the office to bring people together. In the front of house area, you will find a soft seating waiting area. This can also double up as a place to stop for meetings or to catch up with colleagues. Alongside this there is a client facing tea point. This allows clients or visitors to be met with a drink or snack upon arrival, ensuring their visit to the office starts comfortably from the offset. Placed strategically throughout the open plan space you will find numerous varieties of working settings. From individual phone boots to soft seating areas to small meeting booths, there is a space for a range of tasks amongst the larger open plan space.”