Building context
TBC.London is a refurbished workplace beside Tower Bridge, developed for FORE Partnership. The building brings office accommodation, shared amenities and community space together within a retained and extended structure. The owner describes up to 110,000 sq ft of office, retail and amenity space, creating a shared-service brief across different occupiers and common building facilities.
Smart technology scope
One connected experience for occupiers and operators
The TBC.London app listing, published by Smart Spaces Global Ltd, describes mobile access, visitor passes, a social wall and an events calendar. The building’s own website also describes an engagement app for discounts, events and local amenities, and reports over 120 sensors monitoring energy use. This places occupier services and operating information within the wider smart-building brief.
- Mobile access and visitor passes through the workplace app.
- Events, building news and occupier communications.
- Energy monitoring described by the building owner.
Anand’s contribution
Anand secured the Smart Spaces deployment and later led engagement with incoming occupiers after the landlord platform went live. His contribution connected the technology proposition with client and occupier needs, then helped bring the available services into the occupation conversation. This was consultancy and adoption support through his Smart Spaces role, alongside the building team and technical delivery specialists.
- Securing the Smart Spaces appointment through client engagement.
- Explaining the connected building proposition to incoming occupiers.
- Supporting adoption after the landlord platform went live.
Outcome and next milestone
A live platform carried into occupier adoption
The landlord platform went live, providing a connected route into building services and operating information. Anand’s involvement continued into incoming-occupier engagement, helping the technology proposition become part of how organisations prepared to use the building.
Project position · November 2026
Landlord platform live; subsequent incoming-occupier adoption support
Sources and further reading
Building scale and published technology features describe the wider project. Anand’s contribution is set out separately above.