X+Why Unity Place, Central Milton Keynes
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X+Why Unity Place, Central Milton Keynes
On-Demand Workspaces
Desks
A desk in a shared co-working area
X+Why Unity Place
Up to 30 people
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Meeting Rooms
Rooms to meet and present
Mission Room
Up to 100 people
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Pyramid
Up to 14 people
Description
A large, open and dynamic space for up to 14 people, aptly named after Lilliane Lijn’s ‘Light Pyramid’ with a wall of natural light. Lijn’s ‘Light Pyramid’ fuses art, science, and technology to create a dynamic, sensory experience for viewers located in Milton Keynes.
Forest
Up to 4 people
Description
A 4 person meeting room for those smaller, but still just as important, meetings. Named after the 'Forest City'. Milton Keynes planted two million trees, which has since grown to 22 million. 'The Tree Cathedral', by Neil Higson, is a unique cathedral in Milton Keynes - not made of bricks and mortar - but of bark and leaves.
Lijn
Up to 10 people
Description
10 seat meeting room with plenty of natural light from our floor-to-ceiling window, comfortable chairs, and inspiring artwork. Named after the American artist Lilliane Lijn, who created the ‘The Light Pyramid’ in Milton Keynes. Liliane was the first female artist to work with kinetic text, exploring both light and text in her art.
Axis
Up to 4 people
Description
Our last casual meeting room - this is the perfect place for a casual team catch up. Originally, Milton Keynes was going to be aligned along the north-south and east-west axis until the architects designing the project noticed that a bit of nudging could align it, like Stonehenge, with the summer solstice sunrise.
Temple
Up to 6 people
Description
6 person space with whiteboards for brainstorming and calming interiors for focus. Did you know that the main street in Milton Keynes is perfectly aligned to the rising of the sun on the summer solstice? just like Stonehenge. You could say Milton Keynes is a modern temple to the sun.
Woodward
Up to 4 people
Description
Meeting space for up to 4 people. Perfect for quick team catch ups and getting inspired. Christopher Woodward is the last of the 3 architects who changed the plan of Milton Keynes by a few degrees.
Mosscrop
Up to 6 people
Description
This room is named after Stuart Mosscrop . Another 1 of the 3 architects who helped design Milton Keynes. He was one of the people who decided to shift the city plan by a few degrees, realizing that in doing so, it would allow the streets to align with the sunrise on the summer solstice.
Littlesun
Up to 6 people
Description
Littlesun is one of our casual meeting rooms, which have no ceiling to allow for a more relaxed environment. This 6 person meeting room is perfect for brainstorming. Named after the 'Roy Littlesun’, who created the 'Medicine Wheel'.
Leylines
Up to 6 people
Description
A 6 person casual meeting room that is the perfect place to let your creativity flow and grow new ideas. Leylines are straight alignments drawn between various historic structures, prehistoric sites and prominent landmarks. The Midsummer Boulevard design in Milton Keys is referenced as a leyline, and runs between Unity Place and the Light Pyramid.
Walker
Up to 6 people
Description
Seated space for 6 people, designed for scribbling, workshopping, and collaborating. Derek Walker was one of the three architects who decided to shift Milton Keynes by a few degrees. Doing this would allow the streets to align with the sunrise on the summer solstice.
Wheel
Up to 4 people
Description
Wheel is another one of our more casual meeting rooms, perfect for a more laidback catch up. It’s named after the 'Medicine Wheel', which pays homage to the British traditions of building circles alongside meeting places and important sites, like Stonehenge.
Amenities
- Screen
Bike parking/storage
Disabled access
Bookable meeting rooms on site
Dog friendly
Roof terrace
Showers available
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X+Why Unity Place, Central Milton Keynes