Knowledge
As overwhelming as an office redesign or move can be, having the right information will often ease any worries and prove crucial to your project’s success.
We’ve collated the most useful facts, resources and opinions to guide you, surprise you and inform you.
Six countries, 1200 respondents: Our new 2025 research survey suggests open-office orthodoxy is making the post-COVID workplace less palatable than ever. What can be done about this?
Over the years, we have learned that some office moves carry risks that most people never think about. A few years back, we relocated the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) into new offices over a single weekend. We coordinated the move of over 350 staff, transporting furniture, delicate artifacts, and IT equipment. The artifacts […]
Employers have invested heavily in better offices in recent years. I’m sure you’re familiar with “collaboration zones”, “quiet rooms” and “wellness areas”, to name just a few. However, the pattern of whether these are used looks uneven. Some are in high demand, others often sit empty or unused, especially in a more flexible era like […]
Designing a new office is a big project, especially in today’s hybrid-working (and very cost-conscious) environment. This means every design decision needs to deliver real value, or risk leaving expensive space empty. For Facilities Managers and workplace leaders, avoiding costly missteps during an office fit-out or relocation can save significant money and headaches later. So […]
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Crown signals commitment to workplace change services with sizable London acquisition.
The furniture you select for your workspace can influence the organisation’s appearance, culture and most importantly, the atmosphere.
Agile working is used to explain a dynamic and flexible work office space. It is also known as Activity Based Working.
1,524 office workers and decision makers uncover real attitudes to design, health and well being.








