Spanning 4,100 sq m across two floors, Mindspace Shoreditch incorporates informal meeting areas, lounges, private offices and phone booths. JRA collaborated closely with Mindspace to create a design true to its signature boutique style. Photography © Matt Livey
It was a feast for the eyes and the ears at this year’s Stockholm Furniture and Lighting Fair, as exciting new products and talk of sustainable practices came hand in hand. Celebrating an impressive 70 years, the fair is still the biggest meeting point for beautiful Scandinavian design, as well as featuring a few new faces and innovative standout pieces.
We sat down with Ciara Keeling, CEO of Bruntwood Works, to find out more about how she ended up at the helm of the £1bn portfolio.
A February fog of confusing data obscures a UK office market that is surviving, and sometimes thriving, as David Thame reports.
In business terms at least, Cambridge is red hot right now. We’re here to see Scott Brownrigg’s incredible 200,000 sq ft project for arm technologies.
Reports show that flexible working spaces are growing by up to 30% annually across Europe – and for designers, this means creating adaptable working spaces that can easily evolve as office spaces grow and change.
Spanning 4,100 sq m across two floors, Mindspace Shoreditch incorporates informal meeting areas, lounges, private offices and phone booths. JRA collaborated closely with Mindspace to create a design true to its signature boutique style. Photography © Matt Livey
In business terms at least, Cambridge is red hot right now. We’re here to see Scott Brownrigg’s incredible 200,000 sq ft project for arm technologies.
It was a feast for the eyes and the ears at this year’s Stockholm Furniture and Lighting Fair, as exciting new products and talk of sustainable practices came hand in hand. Celebrating an impressive 70 years, the fair is still the biggest meeting point for beautiful Scandinavian design, as well as featuring a few new faces and innovative standout pieces.
Threats from coworking operators have awakened the developers to provide options for tenants who don’t want the cost or hassle of creating their own workplace. Is this merely a trend or will it continue?
Reports show that flexible working spaces are growing by up to 30% annually across Europe – and for designers, this means creating adaptable working spaces that can easily evolve as office spaces grow and change.
In business terms at least, Cambridge is red hot right now. We’re here to see Scott Brownrigg’s incredible 200,000 sq ft project for arm technologies.
It was a feast for the eyes and the ears at this year’s Stockholm Furniture and Lighting Fair, as exciting new products and talk of sustainable practices came hand in hand. Celebrating an impressive 70 years, the fair is still the biggest meeting point for beautiful Scandinavian design, as well as featuring a few new faces and innovative standout pieces.
Threats from coworking operators have awakened the developers to provide options for tenants who don’t want the cost or hassle of creating their own workplace. Is this merely a trend or will it continue?
Reports show that flexible working spaces are growing by up to 30% annually across Europe – and for designers, this means creating adaptable working spaces that can easily evolve as office spaces grow and change.
A February fog of confusing data obscures a UK office market that is surviving, and sometimes thriving, as David Thame reports.
Spanning 4,100 sq m across two floors, Mindspace Shoreditch incorporates informal meeting areas, lounges, private offices and phone booths. JRA collaborated closely with Mindspace to create a design true to its signature boutique style. Photography © Matt Livey
In business terms at least, Cambridge is red hot right now. We’re here to see Scott Brownrigg’s incredible 200,000 sq ft project for arm technologies.
One of Prague’s most established boutique hotels, Maximilian, has reopened after a refurbishment programme by Conran and Partners.
A pioneering piece for the British brand, the structure acts as a vessel for other products both old and new and is completely configurable. Users are able to design their own combination of panel finishes from felt, metal or fabric.
The Soak, based next to Victoria Station, is a new bar, dining and lounge space in central London. Inspired by the Grade II listed building it is housed in, the interiors were created with Victorian glamour in mind, with a beautifully lit curved bar taking centre stage.
This special edition of Material Matters focuses on some of the materials and surfaces that stole the show at this year’s Mix Design Collective.
A showcase for ground-breaking new materials and their manufacturing process.
Collect is the only gallery-presented art fair dedicated to modern craft and design.
Design conference that’s not about buzzwords, but collaboration between designers.
The Middle East's leading hotel design event, focusing on hotel projects in Middle East and Africa.
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