Hubflow’s New Broad Perspective

From its beginnings on Belfast's Dublin Road to a rapidly expanding footprint in Central London, Hubflow has wasted little time making its mark on the flexible workspace sector. Now, fresh from securing a mega £3.5 million investment to power its next chapter, the brand is taking the city by storm with the launch of a new workspace at 60 New Broad Street (60 NBS).

This prime City address embodies the firm’s approach to the modern HQ: fully managed, bespoke workspaces that offer occupiers all the benefits of a dedicated office, without sacrificing flexibility. Here's a sneak peek...

Welcome to New Broad Street

60 New Broad Street pairs timeless City character with reimagined interiors, occupying a prestigious position just moments from Liverpool Street Station.

Stepping beyond its elegant exterior, visitors are welcomed into a light-filled reception, where cool-toned timber and refined finishes combine to elevate the arrival experience. Recently treated to a comprehensive refurbishment, this area has been transformed to create a statement entrance to the building, setting the tone for the workspace beyond.

Complete with a dedicated concierge, the reception unfolds into an inviting lounge, boasting vibrant pops of colour, statement artwork and intimate booth-style settings. Blurring the lines between workplace and hospitality, the space offers a welcoming backdrop for everything from informal catch-ups to a moment away from the desk.

And, the building's transformation extends to the lower ground floor, where brand new end-of-trip amenities bring together generous bike storage, lockers and contemporary shower facilities, adding another layer of convenience to the working day. 

Built Around Flexibility

Spanning 8,564 sq ft across the first floor, 60 NBS is flexible by nature. The space can be taken as a partially fitted office, a CAT A canvas or a refurbed CAT A+ HQ, allowing occupiers to tailor the floor-plate around the way that they work.

Natural light runs throughout - lending an open, airy quality to the floor, where warm finishes and fluted detailing are softened by considered planting, muted tones and relaxed furnishings to create a polished, hospitality-inspired environment.

From acoustic pods and private meeting rooms to breakout spaces and open plan working zones, this is a space that shifts effortlessly between quiet focus and dynamic collaboration. The result is a floor-plate that can flex between different working styles while still offering the privacy and identity of a dedicated HQ.

Moments From Liverpool Street

Standing just moments from Broadgate Circle, 60 NBS places occupiers within one of London's most characterful pockets.

From Broadgate's buzzing food scene to The Ivy City Garden and a wealth of independent cafés, there's no shortage of places to grab lunch, meet clients or unwind after work.

Connectivity is every bit as impressive. With Liverpool Street Station just a stone's throw away, occupiers enjoy seamless access to every corner of the Capital.