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David Walker's Riverbank House has a confident use of colour © Timothy Soar||

Opinion: Peter Murray on London

30 Sep 2014

Mouth glass blowing at the largest factory still to use this age-old technique||

Top videos from London Design Festival 2014

26 Sep 2014

Candela at the V&A||

Candela for London Design Festival

18 Sep 2014

Max Fraser||

Max Fraser on 100% Design

18 Sep 2014

Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec|Richard Rogers|Nicolas Roope|Roland Lamb||

London Design Medal 2014 winners

17 Sep 2014

100% Design: Emerging brands

16 Sep 2014

LDF14: East & South East

16 Sep 2014

Oikos Google Glass|Philippe Starck|Photographer and journalist Barbara Chandler||

100% Design: events and forums

16 Sep 2014

Crest by Zaha Hadid Architects||

LDF14: Crest by Zaha Hadid

15 Sep 2014

100% Workplace preview

15 Sep 2014

NBBJ's Christian Coop|The practice's workplace hub for 100% Design||

Christian Coop on NBBJ's 100% Design workplace hub

14 Sep 2014

LDF14: Sebastian Cox on The Wish List

12 Sep 2014

James Christian, cofounder of Projects Office||

Q&A: James Christian on Projects Office

10 Sep 2014

A lo-fi look comes partly from the fact the fit out is temporary|The Victorian factory and 1980s extension are united by a lot of black paint|Furniture came courtesy of SPC Contracts with desks by Unto This Last|Individual spaces for quiet working|Breathe the creative air of Shoreditch in the courtyards and roof terrace|60p a pop cage lights|Protruding timber door frames match the structural beams and supports in the main office||

Buckley Gray Yeoman's back in black

26 Aug 2014

Summit House combines two former office buildings|(L) The 1980s design (R) The new design|The Worship Street facade (far left)|The terrace will contain a living roof and terraces||

Astudio plans Shoreditch offices for TMT sector

20 Aug 2014

Vitra's DCW chairs and Polder sofas populate the impressive entrance space|A spacious walkway divides the workspace and the building's core|The mismatched tiles are also used in the enclosed meeting booths|Extra breakout areas have been squeezed in under the barrel-vaulted ceiling|Glass, steel and timber reflect H+K's serious corporate side|Brass lamps hang above the bar, which is clad in textural raw concrete|While mismatched tiles add colour and pattern it's not "cheesy branding"||

BDG designs Hill+Knowlton Strategies HQ

15 Aug 2014

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Climate change means green offices need to become the norm

Climate change means green offices need to become the norm

Pocket Living expands from houses into compact office design

Pocket Living expands from houses into compact office design

Why networking is so important in the design industry – especially for women

Why networking is so important in the design industry – especially for women