A modern office interior split into two distinct areas. On the left side, there's a bright, stylish lounge space with light wood flooring, soft pastel chairs, round tables, and a green living wall in the background. The ceiling features circular recessed lighting that adds a sleek, futuristic feel. On the right side, there's an open-plan workspace with grey carpet, rows of black computer monitors on desks, and exposed industrial ceiling elements like pipes and cables. This area also includes some casual seating with blue and beige armchairs, coffee tables and planter boxes with greenery. A contemporary office interior with a mix of open and semi-enclosed spaces. On the left, there's a long wooden table with black chairs beneath a slatted timber ceiling feature, surrounded by wooden panelling and indoor plants. A central corridor stretches into the distance, lined with enclosed meeting rooms or offices on either side. On the right, there's a relaxed lounge area with armchairs, a sofa, small round tables and potted plants on light wooden flooring. A softly textured wall at the back features a glowing neon sign that reads “Beautiful things start together.” The ceiling has exposed ductwork, adding an industrial touch. A sleek, modern office lounge area with curved, futuristic ceiling lights creating a central focal point. The space features light wooden flooring, soft pastel seating in shades of blue and grey, and a mix of lounge chairs and round tables with light chairs. On the left, a large screen displays a welcome message alongside a digital panel with changing content. A green living wall adds a natural touch at the back, while dark curtains can be drawn to section off the area. The overall design blends comfort with a clean, high-tech look. Modern office space with an open layout featuring two beige armchairs, a dark blue sofa and a small wooden coffee table with a potted plant. Behind the seating area is a wooden slatted partition. To the left, maroon lockers line the wall. The ceiling has exposed ducts and pipes and additional workspaces and plants are visible in the background. Modern office space with an open floor plan. Rows of desks and chairs line both sides of a central walkway. The desks have computer monitors and office chairs. Wooden planters with green plants are placed along the walkway. The ceiling has exposed ductwork and lighting fixtures and large windows on one side let in natural light. Modern office hallway with a carpeted floor and ceiling lights. On the left, shelves hold plants and decorative items, including a large green wall with the Rabobank logo. On the right, illuminated panels display nature scenes and the Rabobank name. The hallway leads to an open office space in the background. Modern office space with an open layout. On the left, glass-walled meeting rooms with wooden frames contain some plants. On the right, a seating area includes armchairs, a table and more plants. The ceiling features exposed ductwork and lighting fixtures. Large windows on the right let in natural light.
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Model showcase of sustainable thinking in global finance

Rabobank’s move to Sixty London Wall marks more than just a change of address. The new space reflects their commitment to innovation, wellbeing and environmental responsibility, delivering a flexible, sustainable workplace tailored to the future of work.

Project partners

  • Rabobank
  • Cushman & Wakefield
  • Turner & Townsend Aliena
  • IDSR
  • Chapman BDSP
  • PTS
  • Cundall
  • AAD
"With dedication, clear communication and effective team management, Overbury has delivered an outstanding project."

Andrew Glenshaw, Cushman & Wakefield

Key features

  • BREEAM Outstanding and WELL Platinum targets
  • Sustainable material swaps
  • Significant reuse and low waste
  • Flexible workspaces with multifunctional areas

For the international cooperative Rabobank, the fit out of its UK Office at Sixty London Wall needed to deliver on several fronts: it had to reflect Rabobank’s brand and future vision, support new ways of working and meet ambitious environmental targets. Just as importantly, it had to be delivered to a high standard, with clarity and trust at the core of the relationships throughout the fit out.

A collaborative approach to deliver to a high standard

From the start, we worked closely with the client and consultant team to translate the vision into a tangible space, going beyond what was expected to exceed their sustainability and quality goals. We collaborated with our supply chain to introduce a range of sustainable substitutions, including using Medite Clear Ply as a plywood alternative, replacing traditional wall build ups with Habito Board and reusing ceiling tiles from the basebuild.

To maintain quality, we built full-size mock-ups and displayed all material samples on movable boards – making it easy for the design team to visualise and sign off details. We also organised site and factory visits, including the veneer workshop where large sheets were laid out for approval. This attention to detail made a real impact on the final finish and gave the client and architects confidence in the build process.

Precise coordination was key – especially for the bespoke curved elements. We created templates for all trades to follow, ensuring every detail came together perfectly. Clear, structured monthly reporting helped the Rabobank team stay engaged throughout the build, including Matterport scans, drone footage and timelapse videos to bring their wider team along on the journey.

A workplace that sets the standard

The final result is a standout workplace that reflects Rabobank’s culture, ambition and care. Everyone involved in the fit out shares a sense of pride in what’s been achieved; a space that delivers on quality, supports a dynamic way of working and champions sustainable choices throughout.

  • Sixty London Wall
  • 48,500 sq ft
  • 33 weeks
  • BREEAM Outstanding target
  • WELL Platinum target

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