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Sellar, on behalf of Great Western Developments Ltd, has recently released new imagery of Paddington Square, the centre piece development to Paddington’s regeneration – featuring, at its heart, a large-scale premium workspace offer designed by world-renowned architect, Renzo Piano Building Workshop.

Continuing their partnership with Lina Stores, Red Deer has recently completed the interiors for Lina Stores King’s Cross, featuring bespoke marble green and white floor and retro features.

As the Founding Editor of this fine tome, Mick Jordan has seen things people wouldn't believe. Not quite attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion, but certainly C-beam desks glittering in the dark near The Gate. We decided, for our 200th issue, to sit him down and ask him about some of his favourite things from the past 20 years.

Fitwel has been created from a desire for a wellbeing standard that could be applied to any property of any age and condition, not just the Grade-A city monoliths. Written by: Georgia Elliot-Smith, Director, Element 4

The design and build company’s London office was originally designed four years ago for 90 employees. Now 150 employees strong, Oktra is exercising the lease break at their current workspace.

In a world where it has never been easier to communicate, the likelihood of communication breakdown never seems greater. It is widely believed that increased communication leads to better results. But is this true? In association with Flokk

As regular readers will be all too aware, we like to get out and about. With both London and Manchester within easy reach of our editorial team, it’s important to us that we don’t just focus on these two centres. So, a day out in the lovely West Country ticks a number of boxes for us!

Headspace provides uniquely designed, inspiring office space for communities of real people with big ideas. What fuels the team at Headspace is the belief that workspaces should look good and feel good. We speak with MD, Fabrizio Nicola-Giordano.

Discussing trends in 2019 has arguably never been as poignant, as the workplace sector has rarely been at a more interesting point. Here's our round up of the trends that made the workplace in 2019.

We all need to relax – seriously. So is the office property business learning how to chill, or is it manic from too much coffee? David Thame investigates the scope for relaxed office floorspace. Stop. Calm down. Take a break. Above all, relax.

Some of the biggest names in office property are barely known outside their immediate circle of clients and customers. They do not indulge in ostentatious branding. They prefer the background. One of those is Oxford Properties. David Thame reports.

London-based interior designers BusbyWebb led the VQ innovative design project, having created previous schemes for VQ in the past. Developing the style of the original 24-hour VQ in Chelsea, the design incorporates dark walnut and burgundy tones, with accents of timber and leather to enhance the quality and luxurious feel of the experience.