Bene’s new PORTS concept dismantles furniture hierarchies in the office
Office furniture has, for a long time, been subject to an aesthetic power structure, communicating the perceived status of employee using it. However, the corner
Stand-up meeting or seated conference: The desk range designed for both
With the benefits of active working now well established, furniture in the office is becoming more flexible. Standing desks are becoming a common sight in
PearsonLloyd, Ben van Berkel and Viennese design studio EOOS have continued their collaborations with Walter Knoll, launching new products at this week’s Orgatec show. PearsonLloyd’s
Curvaceous desks encourage a collaborative approach to work at Hamburg marketing agency Syzygy With its amorphous ceiling, cocooning sculpted desks and brightly coloured upholstery, Syzygy
A timely office fit-out by 11.04 Architects shows how modest budgets can boost inventiveness This is the short-term future of workplace design,” Chris Roche from
Workplace design firm AOS Studley has created a new space for the Penguin Group, with a potentially controversial move from publishing’s traditional, hierarchical offices to
Words by Michael Willoughby Law firm Reynolds Porter Chamberlain had a radical overhaul, primarily fitted out by Vitra. Michael Willoughby spoke to CEO Adrian Martin
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