The newly upgraded end-of-journey facilities at The Leadenhall Building have been designed to support the evolving needs of modern commuters. Reimagined by dMFK Architects as a calm, hospitality-led arrival experience, the facilities include a 445-space cycle store, premium locker rooms, showers, drying rooms and concierge services, all created to encourage active travel and improve commuter wellbeing.
Photography: Jack Hobhouse Architect: dMFK
Within a high-performance environment like this, hydration plays an important role in the user experience. That’s why the inclusion of the Borg & Overström T1 Tap System is such a natural fit.
The T1’s minimalist design complements the architectural language of the space perfectly, clean lines, premium finishes and intuitive functionality that sit comfortably alongside the refined material palette used throughout the facility. More importantly, it delivers instant access to chilled, sparkling and ambient filtered water, supporting wellness and sustainability goals simultaneously.
Photography: Jack Hobhouse Architect: dMFK
For commuters arriving after cycling or exercise, quick access to fresh filtered water is essential. The T1 provides a hygienic, touch-conscious hydration solution that reduces reliance on single-use plastics, encouraging sustainable refill and reuse behavior with reusable water bottles, while helping commuters reset and recharge before the working day begins.
In a building where every detail has been carefully considered to elevate the tenant experience, the Borg & Overström T1 Tap System reinforces the same philosophy: beautifully designed, high-performing and built for modern workplaces.
Photography: Jack Hobhouse Architect: dMFK
The result is an end-of-journey experience that feels less like a utility space and more like an extension of a premium hospitality environment. Exactly what today’s occupiers expect from one of London’s most iconic office buildings.
