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The design firm’s playful and bold new workspace in Birmingham offers a glimpse into the workplace of the future.

Architecture and design firm Gensler has unveiled its annual Design Forecast publication, setting out predictions and solutions for future design challenges.

With an assortment of settings for all work styles, pladis’ new London HQ – at Chiswick Business Park – celebrates the joy of making, baking and sharing through a carefully crafted space, helping its people return to work in an agile, flexible and personalised way.

Gensler has partnered with TOCA Social to create a ‘first-of-its-kind’ leisure and hospitality offering centred around the globally adored phenomena: football.

The survey shows that by offering the hybrid work model employees are looking for, and leveraging the office as a place to collaborate and socialise, businesses can optimise performance and retain talent.

Gensler’s Cindy Coleman, Don Ricker and Jane Stull offer their considerations around the re-entry to workplaces.

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.

Global architecture and design firm, Gensler, has unveiled the new technology department at London’s most famous luxury department store, Harrods.

Storey Club is the latest addition to British Land’s flexible workspace brand, Storey.

The independent furniture dealer is now Carbon Neutral, setting a standard for future corporate social responsibility and sustainability.

From leafy lounge spaces to hot pink resin, we round up the projects our followers loved the most.

We look at designing for diversity, unpick why good design is inclusive design, and ask what more can be done to ensure that our workspaces are actually working for everyone.