Space Planning

In the aftermath of Covid-19, when a major refit isn’t an option, how do you plan for the new office future? asks David O’Coimin.

Huddle rooms provide the ultimate collaboration space, says Natalie Barnet

Conference and events company Etc Venues has said there is “strong evidence” that many businesses are planning to give up having offices.

Mitie has won a new five-year integrated facilities management (IFM) contract with insurance company Royal London Group.

Avoid these five mistakes and your office design will positively affect your workforce and the company’s bottom line, says David Bricknell

We're yet to see the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the application of smart building technology, its role in optimising real estate and, more specifically, in creating connected workplace environments that drive sustainable business performance.

The most popular spot for co-working in London is Kings Cross, according to a study by website Startups.

A mid-year global office report by Avison Young released this week shows that the overall vacancy in the 5.3 billion-square feet US office market has increased.

More than a third of business owners want open-plan offices with their own private office, and only 2 per cent want co-working spaces with other companies, according to a survey by MoneySuperMarket.

Air quality, good lighting and room temperature all significantly affect productivity.

Manchester experienced the greatest take-up of office space at 1,750,562 square feet in 2018 - a 44 per cent increase from the previous year, according to analysis by commercial property specialist Savoy Stewart.

London is one of the most expensive markets across EMEA in which to fit out an office, according to research conducted by global property consultant JLL.