Corporate Yoga in King's Cross

Working here

King's Cross is the newest part of London we work in, in building terms at least — the old railway lands redeveloped into offices, research institutes and university outposts, with cranes still up on the edges of the site. The building stock is recent enough that a lot of it was designed with somewhere proper to hold a session already built in, rather than that being an afterthought.

Where a wellness or quiet room already exists, we simply use it, which is more common here than almost anywhere else on this list — it changes the session from something improvised into something the building already expected to happen. Groups often mix people from tech, research and administrative roles working in the same building, sometimes the same open floor.

Being a proper transport hub — mainline stations, half a dozen Tube lines — changes the practical side of things: teachers get in and out easily even at short notice, and some sessions get timed a little later than a typical lunch slot to work around people arriving off longer commutes. The area still has a slightly unfinished feel in places, new pavement next to old railway brick, and the offices sit right in the middle of that.