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CDK Global wanted to create a space offering a freestyle, drop-in area in which its teams could perform and flourish.

Thirdway were appointed to design and build an inspiring and flexible office space for online game developer Wargaming.

With working life changing abruptly in the last few months, this office in Clerkenwell is a great example of how workplaces can blur the boundaries between work and home.

To create a bold, team-orientated office space for Alpha FX, Modus Workspace balanced the industrial with the natural, reflecting the punchy and adventurous personality of the client.

Gensler's Senior Associate Lee Billington, discusses the shift of control towards a touchless workplace as part of Gensler’s ongoing exploration of how design is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.

We’ve been keeping ourselves busy by asking leading industry figures to offer their opinions of where we’re likely to find ourselves once we begin to live and work in a post-COVID world. This week is the turn of a selection of architects and designers.

Modus has recently completed the large-scale fit-out for their client in the heart of London, influenced by travel and the colourful boldness of the Memphis Group.

March seemed like a decade. April seemed like a second. The world has changed and time is elastic, relative. Here, Cirkularis8 Founder and CEO, Kristoff DuBose, looks beyond the physical effects of COVID-19.

MoreySmith, in conjunction with project manager, CBRE, and fit-out contractor, BW: Workplace Experts, has completed work at the former sorting room of the Royal Mail - now the new London headquarters for McKinsey & Company.

We are all having to adjust to the restrictions imposed by the Government to tackle the spread of COVID-19, BroomeJenkins’ Barry Jenkins considers. But what will this all mean to the workplace and how we all work in the future?

We’ve reviewed a number of PwC’s forward-thinking workplaces in the past - and there's a reason for that - the company has been at the vanguard of new ways of working for pretty much as long as this magazine has been around.

A consensus is emerging: the global COVID-19 pandemic will cause acute short-term disruption, and medium-term recession, but it is ripe with long-term opportunities for real estate. David Thame reports.