Tishman Speyer

At Tishman Speyer, we see buildings as opportunities to bring people together. 33 Holborn reflects that vision in the heart of London, a workplace that connects the City and Midtown, and the people and ideas that move them forward.

Rockefeller Center came alive with last week’s Wicked activation. The immersive experience brought families, friends, and visitors together while showcasing the power of creative partnerships across our campus.

ZO members savored the flavors of the season at The Spiral with Café Llama during our latest ZO Culinary Project. From creative dishes to a warm, inviting atmosphere, the evening celebrated connection, conversation, and culinary discovery. Don’t miss the next ZO Culinary Project—check your ZO app to see what’s coming up!

We’re excited to announce the partnership of Breakthrough Properties, our life science joint venture with Bellco Capital, and Eli Lilly and Company to launch Lilly Gateway Labs at Breakthrough at 2300 Market Street in Philadelphia.   This partnership provides innovative biotech companies with move-in ready labs, fully equipped workspaces, and access to top-tier scientific expertise, all designed to accelerate innovation from day one. Spanning 44,000 square feet, the facility offers premium equipment, on-site support, and access to 2300 Market’s programming and amenities, including a café, conferencing space, and fitness center. Lilly Gateway Labs will reinforce Philadelphia as a hub for life-changing discoveries, providing scientists with the space, resources, and connections to grow.

The Cultural Index: The Future of the Connected Experience continued in London at Angel Square, exploring how creativity and community converge in one of the city’s most vibrant cultural neighborhoods.   Guests joined director, Josie Rourke whose work is BAFTA and Oscar-nominated, and Olivier-Award winning and acclaimed actress, and Islington resident, Jenna Coleman for an intimate breakfast conversation on storytelling, collaboration, and the role of culture in connected communities.   Josie reflected on the link between artistic innovation and today’s technological shift, noting: “We don't think about the Globe Theatre as a piece of innovation, but it was a gigantic piece of innovation.” She highlighted neighborhood spaces like the Almeida Theatre, Sadler’s Wells, and the Little Angel Theatre as ongoing laboratories of human expression.   Jenna shared a poetic glimpse of her daily walks through Islington: “It’s the sense of the old mixed with the modernity of the new… this neighborhood holds its past and its future in the same breath.”   Their insights sparked a wider conversation about technology, creativity, and the future of community.   Centrally located above Angel Tube Station, Angel Square sits at the heart of a neighborhood where creativity and connectivity meet.   Presented by Tishman Speyer in partnership with Genesys, The Cultural Index is a global series bringing together creative and innovative voices shaping the future of art, design, and technology.   Breakfast by neighborhood favorite Ottolenghi Group featured beautiful tablescapes by Maison Margaux and florals inspired by Angel Square’s terrace gardens by AMANDA AUSTIN FLOWERS LTD.   Next stop: Paris.   #TSCulturalIndex #Islington   Tablescape/Decor: Maison Margaux Florals: AMANDA AUSTIN FLOWERS LTD Food: Ottolenghi Group Event Production: Polar Black Events Video: Rough Draft / Glenn Parjarito Photography: Getty / Hoda Davaine

Recently recognized by Condé Nast Traveler as one of the Best Places to Go in 2026, The Atlas is Boston’s newest lifestyle hotel. Now open for reservations ahead of its debut in early 2026.   Set at the gateway of Boston’s Enterprise Research Campus in Allston, The Atlas Hotel brings together the city’s creative energy and academic edge in one inspired destination.   Designed by Marlon Blackwell Architects and INC Architecture & Design, and operated by Highgate, the 246-room lifestyle hotel will feature a vibrant living room lobby, panoramic rooftop views, and Ama at The Atlas, the newest culinary concept from the team behind Dorchester’s acclaimed Comfort Kitchen.

Le Rock hosted Le Bistrot Paul Bert for a special pop-up celebrating the English release of their iconic cookbook at Rockefeller Center. This was a great example of the innovative culinary experiences that make our campus more than just a place to work, but a place to connect.

Angel Square marks a new chapter for Islington, a next-generation workplace where sustainability, design, and community meet.   Once a student hub, now a thriving urban village, the neighborhood has evolved into one of London’s most dynamic districts — connected, creative, and confidently urban.   This transformation is explored in the next iteration of The Cultural Index, our event series celebrating the evolving ways we experience, create, and connect.

What began as a parking lot is now one of San Francisco’s most vibrant waterfront neighborhoods. Developed in partnership with the San Francisco Giants and the Port of San Francisco, Mission Rock brings together world-class design, public space, and dynamic retail and programming to create a place built for people, alive with culture, community, and the energy of the Bay. Reflecting that spirit, it recently hosted The Cultural Index, a gathering of the city’s creative and innovative voices shaping the future of art, design, and technology.

The SWAROVSKI Star has once again taken its place atop the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree. It’s a testament to the partnership between Rockefeller Center and Swarovski, and to the creative spirit that defines the season here.