Office furniture to meet the demands of the TMT sector
Much has been written about how, particularly in the Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT) sector, the introduction of a large crop of professional...
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Articles
If people don’t feel like it’s their space they’ll move on
We can all be creatures of habit. From nabbing the same sun-lounger by the pool everyday on holiday to the 3pm chocolate biscuit pick-me-up. But how does our...
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Is it places or people that make things happen?
Many businesses are looking for ways they can increase collaboration, and indeed it was a hot topic at our recent ‘Belong at Work’ event. Work spaces on...
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Do we automatically respect working spaces that aren’t our own?
At our ‘Belong at Work’ event in November a member of the audience asked our panel how users of shared work spaces can be encouraged to respect them. Does...
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Can nomadic workers truly belong anywhere?
Hot desking, flexible working, activity based working, task orientated workspaces; the list of words we use to describe how we work now keeps growing. But does...
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Recognised for our high standards
On Thursday 5 November we were awarded the Manufacturing Guild Mark by the Furniture Makers’ Company. This award assures all our customers that the furniture...
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Choice in the evolving workplace
For some time now, we have been hearing about the imminent death of the office. Yet the day of its demise never actually seems to come any closer, which...
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Sustainable supply chains and green building design
We are rapidly developing a global perspective on sustainable supply chains and green building design, driven by the needs of sophisticated clients and some of...
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Pantone and colour
A four hundred year old colour guide that proves we have always had a fascination with understanding colour. The familiar Pantone colour chart was first...
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Knowledge management in the agile working economy
Mark Eltringham considers how the move to more flexible working practices must be balanced by the continuing needs of businesses to bring people, and their...
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The changing face, and place, of the workspace
Grant Gibson discusses the continuing trend for the adoption of domestic elements in workplaces. The fact that our offices are increasingly beginning to...
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The changing and growing importance of offices in the UK’s financial services sector
Given the amount of talk about how the office is supposed to be dead or dying, there continues to be a surprising amount of demand for it. Indeed, in many of...
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How the UK Public Sector is leading the way in office design and management
While the Government gets on with its now long standing objective of reducing the UK’s financial deficit, the media remains fixated on certain cost cutting...
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Workplace branding and the war for talent
The most talked about workplace design and management issues might be those such as the environment, new ways of working, building design, supplier...
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Office costs and use of space
Mark Eltringham shows how intensive use of the workplace not only cuts costs, it opens up new opportunities for organisations "In May, property company DTZ...
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