Coronavirus is going change office design significantly. We are about to undertake a forced large-scale experiment in flexible working, that is going to challenge the very idea that we need an office at all. For years the way we work has been changing significantly. Not so
When I heard that Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen was designing his first office, for the new headquarters of money.co.uk in Cirencester, I must admit to feeling sceptical about the end result. For two reasons: Firstly, when the various fields of interior design (for example, office, home, retail and hotels)
The three-year long Oxford Playhouse interior refurbishment has finally come to an end, after six weeks of round-the-clock construction and fundraising. The Grade II* listed building on Beaumont Street was designed by Sir Edward Maufe in 1938, and was the last theatre to be built before World War
After a controversial start, Herzog & de Meuron's Blavatnik School of Government (University of Oxford) was finally opened in May 2016 by HRH the Duke of Cambridge. Given the impressive result, it's hard to believe that there had ever been any criticism of this outstanding
The refurbishment of the Radcliffe Infirmary building is well underway and expected to be completed this summer. It will house the Humanities Divisional Office, the Faculty of Philosophy and the Philosophy and Theology Libraries. The building falls within the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter (ROQ), a project
Centrica plc has begun to develop an 81,000 sq ft head office at Oxford Business Park, for its British Gas Business division. The design of the BREEAM Excellent building that will become the new head office for British gas Business the business to business arm of integrated
Fletcher House has been designed by Hamiltons Architects to suit both office and laboratory/research and development occupiers. The 'Grade A' commercial office space is available to let on The Oxford Science Park. It features raised floors and deep ceiling voids to accommodate data cabling, drainage