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Ageless office design – something to worry about?

Ageless office design – something to worry about?
Baby boomers have been moving into early retirement for some time now, so offices are trying to adapt to an ageing Generation X. Does this mean we need to change the way we approach office design? An extended work life is inevitable as we are all living longer and need to save for larger retirement…
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Acoustic Panels In Office Interior Design

Acoustic Panels In Office Interior Design
Baux These acoustic wall tiles are created from recycled wood wool. They act as both art installation and acoustic panels.  The price is very attractive, starting at £60m2. Designs can be created to suit a range of aesthetic styles and the texture brings a unique finish to any office interior. Have a look at the Baux…
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New Project in London!

New Project in London!
We have finished a new 10,000sq ft office design and build project in the Monument Building, London for a financial client. It is always great to see how renders become reality and this project gave us the oportunity to do some comparison images.... One of the Boardroom: And one of the breakout Area:   Keep…
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Benefits of Art in the Workplace

Benefits of Art in the Workplace
“Research shows that involvement with the arts increases motivation, builds teamwork and inspires people – Factors that business leaders identify as key profit drivers… [The arts can] improve reputation, develop influence; raise profile, build brand recognition; encourage loyalty, increase sales; and showcase commitment to corporate social responsibility.” Colin Tweedy, Chief Executive, Arts and Business. Showcasing…
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Designing For Office Privacy

Office design has over the last 20 years strived to ensure 2 key goals, to maximise cost effectiveness and to increase & foster collaboration. Relative real estate costs have reduced dramatically since open plan became the standard model for office design and less cellularisation has indirectly fostered more collaboration.  Encouraging direct and regular connectivity between…
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