Spring is the perfect time for a fresh start—not just at home but also in the workplace. As the days get longer and brighter, businesses can use this season to rejuvenate their office spaces. Whether you want to improve employee well-being, enhance productivity, or create a more sustainable workspace, these spring office trends will help breathe new life into your office environment.
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The essential guide to office fit out costs in 2023
Office fit out costs can vary massively depending on the size of your office, the quality of materials used, the complexity of the design, and even how much additional furniture you need to include.
Unlocking Success in Retail Space Transformation
Spring is the perfect time for a fresh start—not just at home but also in the workplace. As the days get longer and brighter, businesses can use this season to rejuvenate their office spaces. Whether you want to improve employee well-being, enhance productivity, or create a more sustainable workspace, these spring office trends will help breathe new life into your office environment.
5 Office Design Trends for 2023
We love looking at office design trends and December is a great time to look ahead. This year Clerkenwell Design Week brought us some fantastic insights into emerging office design trends and we find it useful, alongside our own ‘future trends’ report, to keep ahead of what 2023 might bring in terms of customer needs and wants in their office space.
What’s the difference between an agile / activity based and a hybrid / flexible workspace?
Cutting through the jargon what’s the difference between agile / activity based & a hybrid / flexible workspace?
How to create an agile workplace and adopt the ethos
Spring is the perfect time for a fresh start—not just at home but also in the workplace. As the days get longer and brighter, businesses can use this season to rejuvenate their office spaces. Whether you want to improve employee well-being, enhance productivity, or create a more sustainable workspace, these spring office trends will help breathe new life into your office environment.
How to produce an interior design brief for design & fit out
A simple guide through the process of choosing a design & fit out partner for your office interior project. When researching potential contractors or designers for your project it soon may become apparent that the process can be a little frustrating. A lot of the larger contractors are only really interested in minimum values of £300,000.00 plus. Main contractors may not have an in-house design team and also employ quantity surveyors, contract managers and sometime multiple directors which all have a cost, borne ultimately by the customer. Interior designer studios specialise in design element, you then have to go through a time consuming tender process to end up with your fit out partner. So if your project is under the larger companies budget minimum values and you require a quick turn-round you may consider using a smaller one-stop-shop design & fit out contractor. The advantage with this option is dedicated designer and 1 point of contact throughout the office design and fit out process. The ‘design and build‘ option can save time as all the elements, design, building control applications, procurement and build are done in house streamlining the whole process
Who should I use for Design & Fit Out?
For many business owners, it’s easiest to hire a one-stop-service for designing and fitting a space. With the right contractor, you don’t have to worry about finding multiple professionals for each job.
What does an office fit out cost?
While there is no definitive answer as to the costs of an office fit out, there certainly are a range of aspects to be considered.
This can often be too general or inaccurate to assist in decision making – after all, your project will be unique, defined & based on factors such as size, location and active requirements. Factors that can affect fit out costs are listed below.
The importance of lighting in offices for employee wellbeing?
Lighting exemplifies the combination of form and function whilst ideally be aesthetically pleasing. Designing in flexibility, use of multiple light sources and where budget allows, lighting that adjusts to natural light and our circadian rhythms can make a huge difference to our wellbeing.