HQ Function

This location served as a large-scale co-living residence and a showcase of The Collective's concept, housing hundreds of residents and embodying the company's operational model. It also housed on-site management and community teams.

Notable Features:

Extensive communal amenities including a gym, spa, cinema room, themed dining rooms, library, co-working spaces, rooftop terrace, and restaurant/bar open to the public.

Work Culture:

Prior to administration, the culture at The Collective's sites was focused on community, collaboration, and events. Staff were involved in creating a vibrant living experience. For corporate staff, it was likely a fast-paced, scale-up environment aiming for rapid growth.

HQ Significance:

Old Oak was one of the world's largest co-living buildings at its launch and symbolized The Collective's ambitious vision for the future of urban living. It garnered significant media attention.

Values Reflected in HQ: Community, convenience, shared experiences, flexibility, modern urban lifestyle.

Location:

Prior to its administration, The Collective Living primarily operated in the United Kingdom (London) and the United States (New York), with significant development plans for Germany (Berlin) and other major global cities. Their global functions would have included property acquisition and development, design, operations management for co-living spaces, marketing, technology development for resident experience, and capital raising to fuel expansion.

Street Address:

Nash House, Old Oak Lane (for The Collective Old Oak, a flagship location)

City:

London

State/Province:

N/A

Country:

United Kingdom