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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.
How to use the final months of 2026 to make better decisions as office rentals tighten globally A familiar scene plays out in offices around the world. The lease date is fixed, the new floorplan looks finished, and labeled crates have started appearing beside desks. Then someone asks when the servers will be disconnected, who […]
Hybrid attendance is increasingly concentrated into a few busy days. Planning around those peaks can help organisations use space more effectively without simply adding more desks. At 10:15 on a Wednesday, the office feels full. Every small meeting room is booked, quiet booths are occupied and two teams are trying to find desks near each […]
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 […]
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Design plays a key role – enhancing employee productivity to showcasing business ethos.
The Christmas period is a strange time for businesses – the workload tends to calm down but the office remains open.
Sleep pods, office yoga and an on-site masseuse – as glamorous as it sounds Britain isn’t interested!
1,524 office workers and decision makers uncover real attitudes to design, health and well being.
In the 18th century, companies maximized the output by wanting employees to be productive round the clock.
British workers no longer have their best ideas while sitting in the boardroom according to a new poll of office workers.
Workers are genuinely concerned about office environments affecting their wellbeing and their ability to focus.
Half of office workers said they would do just as much work in six hours as they can in eight.
Discover how to improve cultural behaviours and help future-proof your workplace.
Workplace of 2026 shows people working outside the office, whilst empty buildings will become ever-more high-tech.
Although relocating or refurbishing is beneficial, incorrect planning can cause interruptions, costing time and money.
Co-working is typically associated with free lancers, small businesses or people that are self-employed.
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