Building context
22 Bishopsgate is a large multi-occupier workplace with shared amenities and public destinations in the City of London. Its architect describes a 278-metre, sixty-two-storey tower designed to accommodate up to 12,000 people. At this scale, a building app becomes part of the daily operating experience across many occupier organisations.
Smart technology scope
An established connected workplace
The 22 Bishopsgate app listing, published by Smart Spaces Global Ltd, describes mobile access and visitor passes, with a social wall and events calendar for building news. Its public version history also describes managing Active Commuter Park lockers through the app. These occupier-facing services create an ongoing operating brief around permissions, support and service continuity.
- Mobile access and visitor passes.
- Building news, a social wall and an events calendar.
- Active Commuter Park locker management described in the app’s version history.
Anand’s contribution
Anand supported renewal discussions for an established Smart Spaces service. His involvement sat in the operating relationship, where continuing client requirements and service needs inform the next agreement.
Outcome and next milestone
Supporting continuity beyond launch
The connected occupier service was already established. Anand supported renewal discussions within that operating relationship, with the focus on the service’s next stage.
Project position · November 2026
Established service · renewals
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Sources and further reading
Building scale and published technology features describe the wider project. Anand’s contribution is set out separately above.