The chaos surrounding A-level grading and university admissions in late August crowned a chaotic year for the UK’s higher education sector, David Thame considers.
The DSGN Studio has developed two schemes in one for the investment and advisory company, using artwork and sculptural elements to create a minimal, quietly confident space.
The nine designers have revealed their original table and seating designs, as part of the project that set out to explore how designers and craftspeople adapted their working practices during lockdown.
Deloitte reports that mental health costs UK employers £45 billion each year (and that was before the pandemic). Now, organisations are realising they need to move beyond the standard wellbeing offers. We speak to Dr Jo Yarker, CEO of Affinity Health at Work about prioritising mental health at work.
This month, Locke Living unveil their latest offering, lifestyle hotel Bermonds Locke – a sustainable urban retreat in the heart of Bermondsey. Mix speaks to designers Holloway Li.
Workplace design experts Peldon Rose have created a new central London workplace for their client, with panoramic views of the city at the brand new One Bartholomew development.
Offering themselves as a 'neighbourhood workplace for people who are tired of working from home,' ARC Club are taking on the big boys of coworking with their smaller urban space in Homerton, London.
Willmott Dixon Interiors have been appointed to restore the Grade II EMD Cinema into a multi-purpose entertainment venue.
Bringing legal and developer/landlord expertise, Pendrick Brown will reinforce the firm's commitment to client services and continue to develop the business throughout the UK and EU.
We were extremely saddened to hear from our friends at tp bennett that Principal Director, Richard Beastall, had lost his battle with cancer. Our thoughts and condolences go to all Richard’s family, friends and colleagues. The firm released a few heartfelt words in remembrance.
Tayēr + Elementary brings two connected bars together within a single space, complementing each other without competing.
Interior designer, Enrico Caruso, and workplace consultant, Julie Lecoq, from HOK’s London studio, suggest that, rather than adhering to stringent global guidelines, companies look to their employees and individual offices for inspiration.
