Google's Platform 37: London HQ to welcome thousands this summer
Google's Platform 37: London HQ to welcome thousands this summer
Google's Platform 37 near King's Cross will host up to 4,000 staff as the company moves into its first self-built European HQ this summer.
Google's Platform 37 London HQ next to King's Cross is set to open its doors this summer, with plans to house thousands of employees as the tech giant completes its first self-built office outside the United States. The building, dubbed Platform 37, represents a major milestone for Google as it expands its footprint in Europe. Around 4,000 people are expected to work there eventually, marking a significant addition to Google's global real estate portfolio.
Construction on Platform 37 began in 2018, and the site was originally slated for a 2024 move-in. After delays, the company is now preparing for a summer relocation to its new headquarters in this key London location.
This move cements London as a major base for Google’s European operations, continuing a long-standing commitment to the city as a hub for technology and innovation outside North America.
The Platform 37 project reflects Google’s ongoing investment in its European presence, signaling confidence in London as a strategic headquarters for its activities beyond the United States.
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