Emrys Architects completes its latest project in London's Fitzrovia, encompassing 75,000 sq m of future-proofed office, retail and public realm space.
A versatile new seating range blurs the boundaries between workplace, hospitality and residential design.
Designed by architecture firm OMA, Morden Wharf is a new mixed-use neighbourhood on Greenwich Peninsula, London
At Unity Place, a mixed-use head office building for Santander UK rubs shoulders with public realm spaces including a food market, auditorium and university learning spaces.
David Roberts, managing director of retail and hospitality design agency Formroom, explores how redefining physical experiences can shape the future of the high street.
From treehouse offices to co-living initiatives, we spotlight a selection of interior projects designed to nurture human connection.
With contemporary emphasis on elevated experiences and adaptive reuse in retail and public sector spaces, we look back at Carlo Scarpa’s seminal 1950s showroom as a blueprint for success.
Introducing a warmer, refreshed take on typically 'corporate' interiors, the Peckham-based studio reimagines the arrival spaces at York House in the heart of London.
Adding a fourth location to its roster, Fotografiska unites past and present with a multi-use cultural centre within a legendary artists’ squat.
Working closely with the site’s original designer, the creative studio unveils a mixed-use community space within an Amsterdam landmark.
Balancing modern aesthetics with wellbeing and sustainability, a financial firm in midtown Manhattan adapts to the demand for more dynamic, agile working.
SPPARC's principal discusses his journey in architecture and how his 30-year career is the realisation of a livelong ambition.
