Issue 203 features our latest Mix Roundtable on the topic of happiness: is there now an obligation on business leaders to create a feeling of happiness within the workplace? The April issue also features our annual tech report, the latest opinions and interviews on the effects of the current Covid-19 crisis, and much more. Each one of our covers is unique – including our logo. We hand over the reins to a different designer each month, making our print magazines a work of art in themselves.
DV8 were inspired by Camira’s contribution to sustainably. Using the logo within the woven yarn, as an indication of the plastic debris, helps to highlight the unnatural affiliation and emphasise the important process this fabric has been through to aid in preserving nature and evolving the unnatural waste into a product with another useful purpose.
Woven entirely from recycled plastic taken from the sea and rescued from the land, Oceanic is a fabric born of the SEAQUAL Initiative to achieve a waste free environment. Camira's first textile to contain plastic marine waste, each metre contains the equivalent of 26 plastic bottles. Contemporary and striking, Oceanic is a recycled polyester with a purpose.
View the cover archiveNathan Lonsdale, Co-Founder of Spacelab, discusses their journey to improve workplaces with sensor technology.
Excitement about new tech workspace solutions needs to be kept under control, say Nick Taylor and Keir Dixon, Directors in Savills’ building and project consultancy team.
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.
Although we couldn’t head out to Canary Wharf for a face-to-face, we were able to virtually chat with Christina Sigliano, Senior Director, JLL and CoreNet Global UK Chapter President, about her exciting dual-role.
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?
Don't buy the hype about 5G, forget blockchain (for now), and spend money on boring ducting rather than fancy sensors. Nuveen's Jack Sibley speaks exclusively to Mix about the workplace tech innovations to embrace, and those to treat with caution. David Thame reports.
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