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
Squire and Partners have been appointed by Canary Wharf Group and Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment to plan the redevelopment of the Shell Centre site on London's South Bank, providing new office space on one of the largest development sites in central London. Squire and Partners
The Swiss bank, UBS, will move into a new 700,000 sq ft headquarters seeing the construction of one of the largest office buildings in the City of London. UBS and British Land, the property developer, have agreed a development at the Broadgate estate in London's
Quadrant 3 is one of four blocks that forms the spectacular Quadrant, that sits at the south end of Regent Street. At the beginning of January 2012 the building was 60% let. In February Telefónica will start their fit out of the 4th and 5th
Just south of London Bridge, The Shard is nearing completion, forming the focal point of the regeneration of the area immediately around London Bridge station. Once complete this already iconic London office design landmark will be the equivalent of 87 storeys, reaching 1016 ft into
To walk around Royal William Yard Plymouth today is both a step back in time and a giant leap into the future. The latest development by regeneration specialists Urban Splash is an inspiring realisation of the future of this historic building - and maybe the City
Today UBM, the publishing and exhibitions company, agreed to take 105,000 sq ft of space in a 20-storey building planned by a joint venture between developer Great Portland Estates and BP's pension fund. The new London office fit out will take place over the top nine floors
Fort Dunlop stood empty for 25 years until this landmark building, visible from junction 5 on the M6, underwent a massive redevelopment program. Originally designed by Sidney Scott and WW Gibbings in the 1920s as a car tyre warehouse, the building now provides 350,000 sq
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
Vinci have been awarded the £35m contract to build the new life sciences department in the city centre for the University of Bristol. The 13,500 sq m building will contain a central atrium separating research laboratories from the office space - the focus of teaching and