The company, which was founded by former WeWork Europe MD Wybo Wijnbergen and his brother Wilco, has entered into a partnership with the building’s owner Hagag-Gaya – a company founded by Israeli entrepreneur Eido Hagag – to operate the 24,000 sq ft building under its ‘beyond’ brand.
Wybo Wijnbergen, CEO of infinitSpace, said: “We are delighted to unveil our second London location – and what a location it is. Kingsbourne House is an incredible building in the heart of the city. And amidst the buzz of the capital, we have a bright, modern flexible workspace that will equip its tenants with all the tools, spaces and facilities required to make amazing things happen.
“Since the start of the pandemic, flexible working has become the norm for many businesses. This means they need flexible spaces to work in – ones that can be accessed around the clock, are optimised with technology and provide an exceptional experience to inspire people to travel to their place of work. We are human-centric; everything we do is tailored to empowering human endeavour. And we’re delighted to partner with Eido Hagag and his team for this hugely exciting project.”
“beyond Kingsbourne House will be finished to an incredibly high standard, and not just in terms of office furniture or meeting rooms. It will have balconies, a rooftop terrace, a bar and a wonderful event space. We cannot wait to welcome professionals and organisations to the workspace in the coming months.”
infinitSpace opened its first site – also under the beyond brand – at London’s Aldgate Tower in March last year.
