That Workplace Experience Podcast

That Workplace Experience Podcast explores how exceptional workplaces come to life — and the people behind them. Hosted by Dan Moscrop , Founder and CEO of THEM , this series uncovers the powerful connection between brand, building, and culture , showing how well-designed spaces can transform not only day-to-day working, but businesses as a whole. With a case-study approach, each fortnight Dan visits standout workplaces and speaks with the architects, interior designers, occupiers, developers, and leaders who brought them to life. Together, they unpack the full journey — from the original brief and key design decisions to the measurable impact on employee experience and business performance. If you’re interested in how workplaces can connect your people to your purpose and your brand to your building, That Workplace Experience Podcast is your guide to the future of office design.

That Workplace Experience Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Daniel Moscrop, with 59 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Daniel Moscrop hosts That Workplace Experience Podcast, a business show with 59 episodes published.

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  Episode #12

  Episode 12: Super Group, Why The Best Workplaces Tell A Story

  Sep 18, 202628 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail In the twelfth episode of That Workplace Experience Podcast , host Dan Moscrop visits Super Group's London headquarters with Nicola Osborn and Isabella Williams from Basha-Franklin to explore how workplace design can bring brand, culture and experience together. This is a special episode for THEM, having collaborated with Basha-Franklin throughout the project to create the workplace's brand experience, wayfinding, environmental graphics and storytelling. It offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from the team behind the design while seeing how architecture, interiors and brand came together to create one connected workplace experience. Download the Workbook and watch the episode to see the spaces in full. Joined by Nicola and Isabella, Dan explores the transformation of Super Group's workplace, a space designed around sport, play, competition and connection. Together, they discuss how Basha-Franklin worked closely with the client to shape a brief that went beyond a list of rooms, creating a workplace with purpose, energy and a clear cultural heartbeat. The conversation explores how the office supports a complex return to work, giving people a reason to come together through social spaces, wellness areas, hospitality-inspired settings and a dramatic open auditorium designed as the cultural epicentre of the business. Dan also shares how THEM helped extend these ideas through immersive sports portals, environmental graphics, curated memorabilia, digital storytelling and playful brand moments that celebrate Super Group's passion for sport. The episode also touches on brand storytelling, human-centred design, acoustics and flexibility, exploring how architecture, interiors and brand can work together to create workplaces that feel authentic, memorable and alive. Nicola and Isabella reflect on the importance of designing environments that encourage belonging, support different ways of working and give people a genuine reason to come together. Video production and camera: Calum Lindsay Camera: Miguel Santa Clara Illustration: Phoebe Gitsham

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  Episode #11

  Episode 11: Dock Shed, Why Hospitality Is Reshaping The Workplace Experience

  Jun 19, 202632 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail In the eleventh episode of That Workplace Experience Podcast , host Dan Moscrop visits Dock Shed at Canada Water with Michael Wiseman, Head of Campuses at British Land , and Simon Kincaid, Principal and Partner at Conran and Partners , to explore how hospitality thinking is transforming workplace design. Download the Workbook and watch the episode to see the spaces in full. Joined by Michael and Simon, Dan explores Dock Shed, a new workplace destination designed to blur the boundaries between office, hospitality and social space. Together, they discuss how workplace expectations have evolved, shifting the focus from functional buildings to creating experiences that add genuine value for the people who use them. The conversation explores the growing influence of hospitality within workplace design, from welcoming arrival experiences and flexible social spaces to creating environments that feel warm, memorable and human-centred. Michael and Simon share how Dock Shed was designed as an extension of the workplace, offering spaces that support collaboration, informal meetings, events and everyday connection. The episode also touches on campus strategy, workplace amenities and the future of London's office market, exploring why successful workplaces are increasingly defined by the experience around the building as much as the building itself. Michael and Simon reflect on the importance of creating authentic destinations that people form an emotional connection with, rather than simply places to work. Video production and camera: Calum Lindsay Camera: Miguel Santa Clara Illustration: Phoebe Gitsham

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  Episode #10

  Francis House, Why Great Workplaces Feel More Like Villages Than Offices

  Jun 5, 202646 minS1

  <p>In the tenth episode of That Workplace Experience Podcast, host Dan Moscrop visits Francis House with Becky Spenceley-Kerr and Adam Phillips, Design Directors at Gensler, to explore how workplace design can create a destination people genuinely want to return to.</p><p>Download the Workbook and watch the episode to see the spaces in full.</p><p>Joined by Becky and Adam, Dan explores the transformation of Edelman's London headquarters, a former Victorian warehouse reimagined as a vibrant workplace designed around culture, creativity and human connection. Together, they discuss how workplace strategy, culture and experience shaped every design decision...

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  Episode #9

  Bonus Episode: Nick Shackleton-Jones on Work, Learning & the Future of the Workplace

  May 22, 202637 minS1

  <p>In this second bonus episode of That Workplace Experience Podcast, host Dan Moscrop is joined by psychologist, author and workplace learning expert Nick Shackleton-Jones for a wide-ranging conversation about work, learning, identity and the future of the workplace.</p><p>Known for his hugely popular commentary on return-to-office culture and corporate life, Nick brings humour, honesty and a healthy dose of scepticism to the realities of modern work. Drawing on experiences spanning Siemens, the BBC, BP, Deloitte and beyond, he explores how workplaces shape behaviour, identity and learning — often in ways organisations fail to recognise.</p><p>Together, Dan an...

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  Episode #8

  Episode 08: Hackney Bridge — How Temporary Spaces Are Changing Workplace Design

  May 8, 202627 minS1

  <p>In the eighth episode of That Workplace Experience Podcast, host Dan Moscrop visits Hackney Bridge with Turner Works founding director Carl Turner to explore how temporary spaces can create lasting impact.</p><p>Download the Workbook and watch the episode to see the spaces in full.</p><p>Joined by Carl Turner, Dan explores the thinking behind Hackney Bridge and the wider “meanwhile” movement—reimagining underused urban sites as vibrant ecosystems for work, creativity and community. From Pop Brixton and Peckham Levels to Hackney Bridge itself, Carl shares how adaptable architecture, affordable workspace and community-led design can unlock new ways o...

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