Mind Candy is the world's fastest growing children’s social and online gaming company and the global developer, operator and publisher of Moshi Monsters. In the online Moshi world, children can adopt their own ‘monster’, go on adventures, play games, solve puzzles, be creative, and interact with their friends. Over 65 million children have joined the online community, and Moshi is now expanding into the offline world through books, magazines, trading cards, toys, video games, music, mobile apps, cartoons, and much more.
Cleaning of Mind Candy’s new office HQ in Bonhill Street, the heart of London’s ‘silicon roundabout, where the ethos of the brand is reflected in its newly refurbished surroundings.
Cleaning of interior communal areas including log cabin, boardroom, astro turf carpeting Waste services
Day janitor Desktop IT cleaning Mounted plasma screen cleaning Kitchen cleaning
No ordinary office space As a company at the cutting edge of the technology sector, Mind Candy’s offices are anything but ordinary. Anyone familiar with Moshi Monsters knows that they live in a forest – so that’s reflected in the décor of the Mind Candy HQ. Split over two floors, covering around 30,000 sq. ft., and housing around 200 staff when fully occupied, the majority of the flooring is astro turf, the boardroom is a log cabin, and there is a stainless steel slide between floors! Velvet sofas in the breakout areas, a 16ft wooden dining table and an array of colourful bean bags are just some of the additional furnishings requiring specialist cleaning techniques. Hi-tech, highly creative environments such as the Mind Candy offices need cleaning regimes based on an understanding of how the company works. For example, the Mind Candy offices have huge expanses of white walling – called ‘scrum walls’ – that are used by software companies to project manage software and product development. As a consequence, they are covered in coloured sticky notes, each of which details a task to be completed within a given timescale. Our staff know only to clean these areas when the client tells us it’s safe to do so – thus guarding against the loss of some key piece of coding or the next big product idea!