In this issue, we look at the future of coworking: adapt to survive or a eureka moment for the sector? Elsewhere, this month's roundtable focuses on cruelty-free design, and we look around projects from Scott Brownrigg, Peldon Rose, FaulknerBrowns and Jolie Studio. 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.
Buckley Gray Yeoman’s cover for this month’s issue plays on shadows and colours beside Arper’s new Adell chair. The cover was designed by the studio’s specialist ID team – led by Timothy Shepherd and Jane Maciver – whose international work includes a series of new hotels in Belgium, completing later this year.
Smooth like a pebble, soft as mounded moss. With low rounded curves, Adell by Lievore + Altherr Désile Park for Arper is a lounge armchair evoking a precious keepsake from the natural world – whether in use indoors or out. With a shell made from 80% recycled polypropylene, the calming form has been designed with sustainability at its foundation, putting both body and mind at ease.
View the cover archiveWe can expect major changes within the coworking/shared office sector - and there's no shortage of predictions on what those changes will look like. We ask 6 industry experts for their take on post-pandemic coworking.
Peldon Rose were tasked with creating an inspirational environment that would see the London office become iconic for the company, and support their identity as a truly international company.
This month, M Moser Associate's Steve Gale suggests we treasure our rediscovered solitude. Has working from home made us look twice at extrovert-centric offices?
The workplace has become a more accessible environment than ever, but there is still a lot of work to be done in terms of designing for a neurodiverse workforce. We meet up with Franky Rousell, founder of sensory design experts, Jolie Studio.
The practice have designed the new £105 million Science and Innovation Centre in Hull, connecting existing historical buildings to a high spec research facility.
Coworking operators and developers ponder the future – and it might not be as bad as you think. David Thame reports.
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