Matrix House
Matrix House is a distinctive building occupying one of the most prominent sites on Basing View business area, a few hundred metres from the Festival Place Shopping Centre and the mainline railway station, and approximately 2 km drive from junction 6 of the M3 Motorway. Current tenants include Sun Life Financial of Canada, Handelsbanken, Diligenta, CGI Group and TAC Europe.
The 475.76 sq m office space is arranged around an enclosed atrium facility, with two office blocks forming an L-shaped structure, where floors are connected by glass clad link bridges which overlook an atrium. The atrium itself incorporates the street area available for communal break out purposes, together with a restaurant, gymnasium, conference facilities and meeting rooms.
The office areas are principally open plan in design, but easily partitioned without compromising natural light or air-conditioning. On-site parking is provided in two decks of basement parking beneath the building and in a separate, two tiered car park adjacent.
It's not a sight expected to be seen in Basingstoke, but tropical fruits are being grown in the shared office. From dragon fruits to lemons, have become a regular sight in Matrix House. Known for its large indoor atrium greenhouse, the office features trees that have been growing since the late 1980s but now is home to various exotic fruits. Located on the fifth floor of the building are different fruit trees that have been growing for the last 10 to 13 years within the building and are used within the Atrium café and eaten by tenants.
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Matrix House
Matrix House is a distinctive building occupying one of the most prominent sites on Basing View business area, a few hundred metres from the Festival Place Shopping Centre and the mainline railway station, and approximately 2 km drive from junction 6 of the M3 Motorway. Current tenants include Sun Life Financial of Canada, Handelsbanken, Diligenta, CGI Group and TAC Europe.
The 475.76 sq m office space is arranged around an enclosed atrium facility, with two office blocks forming an L-shaped structure, where floors are connected by glass clad link bridges which overlook an atrium. The atrium itself incorporates the street area available for communal break out purposes, together with a restaurant, gymnasium, conference facilities and meeting rooms.
The office areas are principally open plan in design, but easily partitioned without compromising natural light or air-conditioning. On-site parking is provided in two decks of basement parking beneath the building and in a separate, two tiered car park adjacent.
It's not a sight expected to be seen in Basingstoke, but tropical fruits are being grown in the shared office. From dragon fruits to lemons, have become a regular sight in Matrix House. Known for its large indoor atrium greenhouse, the office features trees that have been growing since the late 1980s but now is home to various exotic fruits. Located on the fifth floor of the building are different fruit trees that have been growing for the last 10 to 13 years within the building and are used within the Atrium café and eaten by tenants.
www.basingstokegazette.co.uk/news/23055303.worldwide-frui...