TCN’s Temple Campus, in Bristol’s Enterprise Zone, brings together Temple Studios and Temple 1852. In true TCN style, these two historic buildings have been sensitively transformed to offer unique workspace for people with curious minds.

Temple Studios offers energy and passion, it’s the ideal spot for companies that want to build with the support of a creative business community. Temple 1852 retains many of its Jacobean-style features which inspire the modern interior.

Hear more about Temple Campus from the Campus Manager, Claire Robinson.

1 – Where are you?

Temple Campus is based in the heart of Bristol, Temple Gate, directly outside of the Temple Meads station. Connected by a private pedestrian bridge leading to Temple 1852, our central location is convenient for team and clients to meet. We’ve even got views of the colourful houses of Totterdown!

2 – How would you describe your space?

TCN has regenerated & transformed Temple Campus from its rail heritage into modern workspaces. Both buildings have individual breakout and meeting spaces, allowing members from either building access to both. Designed with collaboration and connection in mind, our spaces are creative, unique and stylish. With workspace for over 60 businesses and 800 members across the Campus, this creative cluster has been the home of innovation in Bristol since 1852.

3 – Who will I meet there?

Our campus offers a home for aspiring entrepreneurs, start-ups, and established SMEs. You’ll meet individuals from creative and tech backgrounds as well as companies from other industries such as recruiting, energy, and travel.

4 – Can I bring my team (do you have offices as well as co-working)?

At the moment, we don’t offer co-working or dedicated desks, only private and customisable office units with space for 2-50 individuals. If you’re interested in booking a tour for you and/or your team, please contact our team (info@tcnuk.co.uk).

5 – Is there somewhere for me to meet clients?

Definitely! At Temple Campus, we have a range of unique spaces for you to meet with your clients in-person or virtually. From quiet, semi-private booths and private meeting rooms to comfy sofas with direct access to a communal kitchen and breakout space, there’s a range of welcoming, collaborative spaces which are sure to impress your clients.

6 – Do you run any events?

We have a busy calendar of member and community events, including unique speakers, networking events and dynamic workshops. We are always on the lookout for great events to add to our diary to further build our community, so if you think you might have an event that would add value to our existing community, please be in touch.

7 – What are the perks?

Aside from our great members, we are a dog friendly space, have secure bike storage and showers to encourage a healthy lifestyle, an honesty bar (supporting local charity, Bristol Animal Rescue Centre), table tennis, recently refreshed outdoor communal space, on-site car parking, and the Bristol-famous Harts Bakery on our doorstep.

8 – What makes your space different?

Temple Campus has its roots in the history of Bristol. Temple 1852 with its impressive entryway and airy atrium is the Jacobean Style Grade II* listed former headquarters of the Bristol and Exeter Railway Company and Temple Studios 1930’s red brick building was once offices and parcel depot for Great Western Railway. The buildings have been re-imagined for a new generation of business and are now the home to a thriving community of aspiring entrepreneurs, creative startups and established companies.

9 – How much is it to be based there?

Each office space is individually priced, starting from £220 per desk PCM (inclusive of service charge, utilities, internet and building insurance.

10 – How do I find out more?

Learn more on our website. Find us on Instagram, LinkedIn and on Facebook at @TCNUK. Interested in booking a tour? Contact the Campus Manager at templecampus@tcnuk.co.uk or +44 (0)7595 002543.

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