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Designer of this month's OnObject Mireille Wehbe explains her design ethos

28 Nov 2019

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Award-winning architecture practice Knox Bhavan reveal their tips for workplace wellbeing

24 Oct 2019

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Making disability in the workplace more visible

06 Dec 2018

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Peter Murray on London: Neighbourhood watcher

29 Mar 2018

|The new Make office in Fitzrozia|The new Make office in Fitzrozia|The new Make office in Fitzrozia|The new Make office in Fitzrozia|The new Make office in Fitzrozia|Eyecatching fretwork on Birmingham mixed-use site The Cube|Eyecatching fretwork on Birmingham mixed-use site The Cube|Eyecatching fretwork on Birmingham mixed-use site The Cube|Rathbone Square, two L-shaped blocks arranged around a garden|The client area in HSBC’s private banking HQ in Switzerland||

Ken Shuttleworth on greening the gherkin

22 Jun 2015

Josef Kaiser, heading up the Vitra's Swiss office|Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec's Workbays offer an alternative to the cubicle||

Q&A: Vitra's Josef Kaiser talks to onoffice

08 Mar 2015

Javier Mariscal|The Hilton trolley, produced for the first Memphis collection in 1981|Mariscal's H&M store in Barcelona, since changed back to standard branding||

Q&A with Javier Mariscal

29 Apr 2014

Brodie Neill sitting on his Pleat bench, part of Made in Ratio's second collection|Tetra, an oak shelving system made from multiple stacked trapezoids|A felt stackable stool made from recycled PET. The stool is also recyclable|Prism, a glass a steel table: "Like a Noguchi coffee table, but harder-edged"|The Pleat bench, made from Corian, neatly overlaps at the ends to form its feet|The Stem stool is a curvy piece of Corian set on top of a swivelling base|Supernova's trestles can be placed in different positions to alter its height|Italian glassblowers make the rounded, flower-like Cumulous pendant|The looping E-turn fibreglass bench, made for Kundalini|Glacier, a limited-edition chaise made from 300kg of clear glass|Inspired by a shell, the Cowrie rocker has a satisfying simple outline|Like the rocker, the Cowrie chair is made from a single sheet of plywood|The Reverb chair expressed Neill's interest in parametric design...|...also explored in Made in Ratio's Matrix coat stand, a woven thread of steel||

Brodie Neill: the computer-aided craftsman

17 Apr 2014

GamFratesi: Strength in balance

31 Mar 2014

AHMM: pictured left to right: Simon Allford, Paul Monaghan, Jonathan Hall and Peter Morris|The Yellow Building's simple industrial aesthetic, a recurring theme|Monsoon/ Accessorize's workplace, White City's Yellow Building|The Angel Building, unrecognisable after AHMM's work to reinvent it|The stripped-back Tea Building launched a thousand warehouse-like offices|The building marked a pivotal moment in Shoreditch's ascendence|The tuft-roofted Notley Primary School|Walsall Bus Station aims to "civilise the experience of bus travel"|The model for the University of Amsterdam's new building|The drum-like Chobham Academy in east London, opened in 2013|The Angel Building, now an exemplar of sensitive refurbishment|240 Blackfriars, AHMM's tallest building to date, will be finished in 2014|Google's King's Cross HQ: AHMM has since been asked to rethink the design|Derwent London's White Collar Factory, squarely aimed at tech firms|Exposed concrete and double-height ceilings at the White Collar Factory||

AHMM: Intelligent intervention

20 Dec 2013

Stefan Diez at the townhouse where Wrong for Hay took up LDF residency|The New Order shelving system for Hay|New Order comes in many guises, working as a space divider, too|Diez's rainbow-galvanised version of his Chassis chair|A firm that paints military vehicles was used for the galvanising process|The Chassis chair attempted to be an 'everychair'|Wrong for Hay's gravity-defying Rope Trick floor lamp|Cleverly folded pieces, like Moroso's Bent seat, were an early signature|Bent table, part of a wider range for Moroso|E15's lightweight Houdini chairs, made from veneered lacquered plywood||

Stefan Diez: Straight talker

08 Nov 2013

Studio Weave outside their classroom/studio in Dartford's Central Park; Ahn and Smith are far right|The practice's pitch for Belgian home - automation firm Niko's office|But a small section of Littlehampton's 300-seater Longest Bench|Freya, one half of Freya and Robin, two sheltered stop-offs at Kielder Water|Paleys upon Pilers, Aldgate's "timber palace" celebrating Chaucer|Lullaby Factory, a 10-storey installation at Great Ormond Street Hospital|A Here Here, one of four huge ear-trumpets at Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire|The Here Heres magnify the sounds of the countryside around them||

Studio Weave: Narrative Thread

01 Oct 2013

Lauren Geremia: Silicon Valley's go-to designer

25 Jul 2013

Note, clockwise from top: Cristiano Pigazzini, Johannes Carlstrom, Susanna Wahlin and Kristoffer Fagerstrom (fifth Notester Alexis Holmqvist was away)|Dezibel, an acoustic panel, makes a virtue of the product's thickness|MCE lamp, a glass orb sitting in a jointed wooden cradle|Marginal Notes, the experimental collection that began the firm's rebirth|Suburbia, a wall organiser for Seletti inspired by Vitra's Uten.Silo|Cork-topped Boet stools (Boet means "nest" in Swedish), for Mitab|The Fuse lamp harnesses maker Ex-t's expertise with porcelain|Office accessories range Kopiad; its coloured interiors make it glow|Rondell reimagines an office mail-sorting hub as a circular piece of furniture|An aerial view of the Telluria candelabra, inspired by an astrological model|The Soot desk: black on the outside, it opens to reveal a pine interior|Svensk Travsport's HQ features Note's pleasingly chunky Boop armchairs|The IT department at bookmakers ATG; staff grew to love it (eventually)|Avanza Bank's head office: the brief was for something non-bank-like||

Note: From the margins to the mainstream

24 Jun 2013

Tomas Kral: Hot tip

28 May 2013

"Organised chaos" - Werner Aisslinger at his eclectic Berlin studio|Bikini Island, a modular system formed from blocks of seating, shelves, planters, tables and curtains|Level 34 for Vitra is an adaptable system that caters to future work habits|Chair Farm, a naturally grown chair, presented at the 2012 Milan Furniture Fair|NETwork, computer-generated 3D embroidery, 2010|A-Chair for L'abbate, made from steel tube met by network of rods, 2009|Coral Seating, geodetic structure inspired by marine micro-organisms, 2009|Juli Chair in polyurethane integral foam, 1996|Soft Chaise for Zanotta, made of gel cells, 2000||

Werner Aisslinger: Rational radical

17 Apr 2013

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What makes an innovative workplace, according to Unispace architect Natasha Bonugli

What makes an innovative workplace, according to Unispace architect Natasha Bonugli

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