Mission Street proud to be a signatory of the Equinox Charter

Mission Street are proud to be a signatory of the Equinox Charter, which represents a transformative opportunity to accelerate sustainable growth and attract high-value investment into Oxford’s globally recognised science and innovation sector. The built environment is an important enabler of that growth, creating world class infrastructure for companies to co-locate, attract talent and scale. We are proud to be working collaboratively with the city’s universities,  investors, and innovators to bring forward Inventa and Fabrica, the first schemes in the West End of Oxford – a world class urban innovation district that will deliver scale and density equivalent to leading global clusters.

Founder and CEO of Mission Street, Artem Korolev reflects on the role that developers play in creating innovation spaces that feel genuinely integrated into the city. By rethinking both design and operations – from opening up sites with better landscaping, to equipping buildings with shared amenities – these spaces can serve both local communities and the companies based there.

When buildings are run in an inclusive way, they can act as anchors for public events, festivals, internships and outreach, bringing people into these spaces and showing the benefits that science and innovation can create.

This is exactly the kind of approach Equinox champions: innovation that is open, welcoming and rooted in its communities.

To find out more, read the Equinox Charter: oxfordequinox.com.