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Collaboration furniture specialist Logovisual have expanded their range of ThinkingWall® mobile walls, meeting growing demand on modern office spaces to adapt to fit different workers and tasks.

Characterised by subtle contrast and a commitment to form and function, Checkout.com’s new workplace is built on the foundation of community, a spirit of collaboration, and a focus on supporting one another.

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.

By blending strategy, design and delivery, Boston Scientific wanted a collaborative space in a new extension for their growing team, introducing an agile way of working for new and existing talent.

Design consultancy ‘kin has revealed a bold new space for the global law firm’s Liverpool office, located on the city’s iconic Albert Docks.

Featuring floating treehouse meeting rooms, a striking bleacher seating area and a world-class healthcare training environment; this is a future-facing workspace tailored to support the work strategies of the future.

Moving from a cluster of buildings to one roof, Trifle ensured the creative process was underpinned by four ‘design pillars’ - the spaces, colours, textures and feelings which make Wenlock Works the home of MVF.

While some will automatically want to return to the workplace, others will need convincing – and, to convince these doubters, employers will need to offer much more than just a desk, chair and meeting room.