Singapore based The Work Project Becomes First Asian Coworking Brand to Enter Europe with London Launch

Singapore-based The Work Project (TWP) has announced its first European location, making it the first Asian coworking brand to enter the European market.

The luxury workspace operator will debut in London at One Leadenhall, a new skyscraper in the City, with 2,800 square meters of high-end flexible office space across two floors, set to open in 2026.

The One Leadenhall tower, one of the latest built London sky-scrappers, developed by Brookfield Properties is already 90% pre-let and will offer a total of 40,000 square meters of office space. TWP’s floors will feature panoramic views of London and bespoke interiors, blending modern elegance with historical references to the neighboring Leadenhall Market.

“We’re all-in to establish The Work Project as the market leader in London,” said CEO and founder Junny Lee, in a press release. “By launching at One Leadenhall, we’re offering the market something entirely new.”

Founded in Singapore and backed by CapitaLand, one of Asia’s largest real estate groups, TWP has become a market leader in the Asia-Pacific flexible workspace scene. The company operates 20 locations across Singapore, Hong Kong, and Australia — including 10 in Singapore’s CBD and 9 in Australia through a joint venture with Dexus, the country’s largest office landlord.

Known for its premium design and hospitality-driven service, TWP targets the top tier of the market — offering a refined alternative to conventional coworking brands. The company plans to expand further in London with a goal of reaching 37,000 square meters of space across the City and West End by 2030.

Pic source: The Work Project website