Why are our office spaces increasingly influenced by hospitality and what can we expect next? James White, co-founder of MAWD interior architects, walks us through his vision for taking office space to the next level
Morgan Lovell’s head of design looks at how the office evolved along with contemporary technology – and what is yet to come
Organisations are breaking the taboos to talk, listen and understand more about menopause
Technology can be an incredible tool if you manage it. Kaye Preston, Founder of Designers Mind, shares her top tips with OnOffice
Many in the architecture industry suffer from burnout. Professionals have reported struggling with unrealistic deadlines, compressed schedules and long hours, alongside inadequate fees and poor remuneration
Eleanor Brough of Sarah Wigglesworth Architects will be exploring the benefits of collective gardening on the 13th April at [email protected]
When it comes to what people eat and drink, companies need to offer alternative dishes and encourage employees to make healthier choices
The director of Assael Architecture examines post-Covid working practices and how to do things better
The typical pre-pandemic office design won’t get a passing grade in the workplace of the future. But there is hope for more positive performance marks
Now that we’re also working from home, where do we have left to escape to?
How can businesses tackle this looming crisis? The answer lies with people. It’s time to start listening to what employees want, both in their working lives and when it comes to what their workplace can offer them, says Jitesh Patel, CEO of Peldon Rose
The metaverse is one of the latest technologies sweeping across the business world
The workplace team at Todd Architects explain why ‘destination offices’ are quickly becoming a top trend within workplace design with increased emphasis on hybrid working in the wake of Covid-19
Looking ahead to 2022, OnOffice shares five workplace trends to watch out for this year as chosen by Matt Watts, Chief Commercial Officer at LABS
As the UK launches a four-day work week pilot, a six-month long programme beginning in June with around 30 businesses participating, we explore the benefits of a shorter working week