Copper’s goal was to give its employees and client base a positive user experience while in the seven-storey space. Universal Design Studio thus set to creating a cinematic atmosphere playing on the on the juxtaposition between the familiar and unfamiliar, speaking to Copper’s future-facing position in the banking world. A digitally operated, dramatic curtain system – devised with Speirs & Major – activates Broadwick House’s façade, with each floor’s curtains drawn back in the morning and closed in the evening. Inside, finely crafted materials, like marble, velvet and walnut, contrast with modern elements including kinetic screens, dynamic light boxes and stainless steel. Light-filled, neutral workspaces are paired with a members’ club and events mezzanine influenced by luxury hospitality, executive studio and wellness suite. ‘Copper Core’ meeting areas are found on each floor, uniting the overall floorplan.