Showcasing a selection of the very best interior commercial design projects across a variety of UK sectors.
Common Ground Workshop have completed a new speculative hospitality development including a restaurant, bar and events space at Embassy Gardens, Nine Elms.
The multi-disciplinary property and construction consultancy have relocated, creating a showcase office that provides a flexible and collaborative workspace for staff.
Squire & Partners has completed The Brewery Building for client Atlas Properties - a reimagining of an existing 1970s office building in Islington.
The New York practice have transformed the office block into Locke Living’s latest offering.
Common Ground Workshop have completed a new speculative hospitality development including a restaurant, bar and events space at Embassy Gardens, Nine Elms.
Two has partnered with long-time collaborators Work.Life to deliver a vibrant and community-led coworking offering.
Brighton-based Unity required a space that would foster connectivity between staff, while providing an exceptional client-facing experience.
Two has partnered with long-time collaborators Work.Life to deliver a vibrant and community-led coworking offering.
Brighton-based Unity required a space that would foster connectivity between staff, while providing an exceptional client-facing experience.
AIS worked in close collaboration with their fintech client, creating a varied space for the company’s rapidly growing team.
Oktra walk us through the influences for their new Clerkenwell home, drawing inspiration from working spaces outside the world of office design.
With a relaxed, home-from-home feel, the St Albans space is a perfect example of local coworking hubs that could become popular post-COVID.
Developers Alumno have teamed up with Ben Kelly Design and Brinkworth to create vibrant student living on the Grade II listed Park Hill development.
Designed by Universal Design Studio, Goddard Littlefair and their hospitality arm, Epicurean, the design within the century-old architectural landmark forms the start of a dynamic new district being regenerated for the city.
A 1.1 acre rooftop forest of over 100 established trees and 10,000 plants has been granted planning as part of Roots In The Sky, a radical reimagining of the former Blackfriars Crown Court as a next-gen workspace.
