Should you reduce office space if attendance is low?
If attendance is low, cutting space can be the right answer, but only once you know how ...
How to plan and furnish a life sciences workspace in the UK
A life sciences building is several workspaces in one: laboratories, the write-up space ...
Sustainable task chairs: what to check before you buy
A task chair is bought once and used for years. The longer it stays in use, the better it ...
FF&E procurement for an office fit-out: what the process includes
On most office fit-outs, the furniture is the last thing to arrive and the first thing ...
EcoVadis Platinum, two years running: what it means for clients
We have been awarded EcoVadis Platinum for the second year running. Our overall score has ...
Biophilic office design in practice: what works beyond the plant wall
Biophilic design has a reputation problem of its own making. Too many projects reduce it ...
What an office space utilisation study actually tells you
Most organisations trying to make a hybrid office work are arguing from the wrong ...
Office refurbishment, reuse first: the numbers behind the approach
Most office refurbishments begin with a clearance contractor and a skip. The furniture ...
Workplace strategy: matching your building to hybrid working
Most organisations changed their working policy years ago. Far fewer changed the ...
Our sustainability partnership with Rothamsted Enterprises
The Russell Building at Rothamsted Enterprises in Harpenden, has been newly refurbished ...
Our EcoVadis Sustainability Rating, and the Numbers Behind It
When a client asks how sustainable a supply chain really is, the answer carries more ...
Durable university task chairs: what campus use asks of a chair
A task chair in a university works harder than almost any other. One seat in a library or ...