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Ever since buildings have been built, they have been repurposed. How can existing building assets remain relevant in a changing world?

Hawkins\Brown took on the challenge of transforming the unloved Forge office building into a forward-thinking workplace in central Woking.

Designed during the pandemic, the scheme evolved to reflect a shift from traditional desk-based work to more flexible and collaborative ways of working.

Named ‘the smartest office in the world,’ Southworks combines technological and natural elements to create an optimum post-pandemic space – setting a benchmark for future developments.

With design elements inspired by local and historic architecture and building better connections, HLW has created a space that brings teams out of meeting rooms and offices and into shared communal areas to collaborate and build better partnerships.

BDG architecture + design has completed a new world-class working environment for Sony Pictures Entertainment, celebrating the impact of film and television while looking to the company’s future and building a powerful connection between people, place and purpose.

MCM has created a Digital Innovation Centre for KMPG within their Canada Square HQ in Canary Wharf, designed to foster co-creation and collaboration between KPMG and their clients using versatile environments and a strong focus on technology.

The Birmingham workspace market is lifting itself up off the canvas as big relocations improve the mood. But there are still questions to answer, and growing demand for quality refurbished floorspace.

Mute – one of Europe’s leading manufacturers in acoustic products for the workplace – has partnered with obo to support and accelerate its growth in the UK.

While individuals get a letter from Her Majesty to mark 100 years in existence, independent property consultancy, Montagu Evans, decided to move premises as it approached its own special milestone.

A new poll from MoreySmith has revealed that half of British employees want specially designed areas in the office for socialising if they are to stop working from home.

One of London’s most adventurous office developers believes that the future of workspace lies in funky eye-catching corporate HQs and a vast spectrum of hospitality-based workplaces, from cafés and pubs to hotels and coworking. David Thame explores.