Is this the coolest office in Britain? Social networking employees do their jobs with a tree house, rainforest and cumbling bunker making it fit to 'survive a nuclear apocalypse' East London print works transformed by creative production company Brief stated the office had to survive a 'breakout of zombies' Office space is home to social networking website Faceparty Working in an office can be boring. But imagine if it had a tree house, a rainforest, a bunker and an American diner. These amazing images show one of the most original work spaces in London. Creative production company Helix 3D were asked by social media website Faceparty to transform a 16,000sq ft Victorian print works in East London into an office that could 'survive a nuclear apocalypse' and a 'breakout of zombies' as well as reflect the client's slogan of being 'the biggest party on earth.' Working nine to five: This warehouse in East London has been transformed so it reflects the client's slogan of being the biggest party on earth The result is a surreal trip into a fantasy world called Worship Street, which was created by a crew of 30 Helix 3D craftspeople who worked seven days a week for 16 weeks to complete the project. Inside are meeting rooms hidden inside a wooden shack, a tree house, a bunker and a decadent and dark velvet room. Emma Cakehead, Helix 3D spokeswoman, said: 'Only now are images of this incredible space allowed to be shared, having been kept under wraps with the exterior offering no clue as to what lay within.' Tree house meeting room: Not everyone can enjoy having a staff meeting in a room like this Bunker office: These amazing images show probably one of the most original work spaces in London Cosy: Imagine presenting your Powerpoint presentation at work in the comfort of your own living room Creative production company Helix 3D transformed the Victorian print works in East London A Faceparty spokesman said: 'Worship Street has everything we could ever dream of - totally eliminating the need for contact with the outside world. We have everything a large city has; cinemas, nightclubs, gig venues, a prison, tuck shop, spa, two bars, accommodation, a burger van. 'This is where we work, live and play: the home to Faceparty and a few other crazy projects we've been plotting. This former derelict warehouse is now home to 24 hour mayhem. Brian Dowling, managing director of Helix 3D, added: 'Our client had limitless vision and had no creative boundaries making this one of my favourite ever projects to date. The details requested were exceptional and we even produced branded bibles for the church, which when opened simply contained the words blah blah blah blah on every single page. 'The entire installation took 16 weeks start to finish and was ready for our client's staff to move in and start work immediately.' The design company was given a brief explaining the office had to survive a nuclear holocaust A door to the unknown: Inside are meeting rooms inside a wooden shack, a treehouse and a bunker The smoking prison: Built to exploit anti-smoking rules in the office, this is where people duck out to have a cigarette The office toilet can be found in a decadent and dark velvet room The result is a surreal trip into the unknown called Worship Street, in East London Instead of popping to the supermarket at lunch to grab a bite to eat, staff can pick something up at this diner Modern living: Inside the American diner at the offices in East London which were transformed by a creative production company to make them a fun place to work If you have something to confess in the workplace you might find yourself stepping into this confession booth If you dread meetings in the boardroom you might find a church-style chapel more relaxing