This 858sqm social wellness club in Shoreditch was conceived as a spatial ecosystem designed to support the interconnected needs of mind, body, and soul. I developed the concept and layout to hold multiple states of being—stillness and movement, solitude and connection, nourishment and integration—woven through a plant-based café, ethical concept store, non-alcoholic bar, large event and workshop space, co-work, 70-person sauna with cold water integration room, a studio for embodied practices, and a working greenhouse growing herbs and adaptogens used throughout the space.
A non-alcoholic elixir bar crafted from antique copper boiler tanks and reclaimed wood.
The floor mural draws inspiration from indigenous art and the concept of movement and flow.
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Woven pieces are integrated throughout, honouring the building’s history as a weaver’s factory. A commissioned wall hanging by Eva Dennis interlaces threads from the surrounding area's long textile tradition into a single, continuous fabric.
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Changing rooms designed as gentle thresholds, to offer a moment of integration and to help people see themselves with kindness before stepping back into the world.
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Drawing on the ritual of contrast therapy, the design extends the theme of opposites: the 70-person sauna evokes fire and the sun, while the cold plunge room embodies water, ice, and the moon.
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