Own the space where global business, innovation and culture meet

Positioned in Triton Square, in the heart of Regent’s Place, The Screen @ Regent’s Place is large format and full motion. It benefits from an uncluttered environment, demanding attention as the only DOOH screen.

The location provides an ideal space for collective viewing in Central London – the open-air layout and seating offering opportunities for community gatherings and streaming of cultural events.

The Screen @ Regent’s Place is positioned in an area built for innovation – Triton Square is home to the headquarters of global businesses including Santander and Anthropic, alongside other major employers. There are 30,000 workers within a 1-mile radius, and a £32m annual spend on food and beverages within a 0.5-mile catchment.¹ With five main tube lines nearby and four major rail stations including Kings Cross and Euston, Regent’s Place has become a connected commercial destination.

Location details

Location London
Format Large Format Landscape Digital
Motion Levels Full Motion

The Location

Triton Square and Regent’s Place sit in the centre of one of the world’s greatest knowledge clusters, with over 100 academic, research and cultural institutions within immediate proximity. Combined with some of London’s most famous cultural hotspots, from theatres and art studios to world-famous shopping streets in surrounding Camden, Marylebone, Fitzrovia and the West End, Regent’s Place has evolved to be a revitalised public space mixed with residential and office space.

Regent's Park

Nearby Regent’s Park is one of London’s Royal Parks, covering 395 acres of green space in Central London. The park is home to London Zoo which welcomes over 1m visitors every year² – making it one of London’s most popular outdoor destinations.

London Euston Station

London Euston connects the capital with the Midlands, north west and Scotland, with over 40m passengers each year,³ as well as serving the London Underground. The surrounding areas of Regent’s Park, Camden and King’s Cross offer a variety of bars, eateries and green spaces, all within walking distance – a key destination for commuters, travellers and tourists alike.

Tottenham Court Road

Sitting in the centre of London’s West End, Tottenham Court Road provides visitors with world-class shopping, dining and entertainment. Positioned close to Oxford Street, Soho and Covent Garden, and with one of the busiest tube stations in London welcoming almost 60m passengers every year,³ Tottenham Court Road offers a vibrant mix of nightlife, culture and retail.

1) Regent’s Park Hospitality
2) GOV.UK, 2025
3) TfL, 2026