Self-Starter
AT Editor2020-07-17T10:37:47+01:00Viewpoint
A self-initiated proposal for public works engendered a sense of optimism and purpose in a time of uncertainty, says O'DonnellBrown director Jennifer O'Donnell
Offices After Coronavirus
AT Editor2020-07-14T15:47:48+01:00Viewpoint
Covid could accelerate progress towards net zero carbon offices says Peter Fisher, director at Bennetts Associates
Offices After Coronavirus
AT Editor2020-07-14T15:48:04+01:00Viewpoint
The function of the office will increasingly be to foster culture, says Nicola Rutt, partner at Hawkins Brown
Offices After Coronavirus
AT Editor2020-07-14T15:48:19+01:00Viewpoint
As social beings we will always want the office – but change is inevitable says Matthew Blain, Principal at Hassell
Offices After Coronavirus
AT Editor2022-08-01T17:19:20+01:00Office design will be driven by the wellbeing as well as safety of staff, says Despina Katsikakis, Head of Occupier Business Performance at Cushman & Wakefield.
Offices After Coronavirus
AT Editor2020-07-14T15:48:42+01:00Viewpoint
Offices are here to stay, but change is guaranteed says Richard Kauntze, CEO of the British Council for Offices
Duty of Care
AT Editor2020-06-01T09:54:20+01:00Viewpoint
Coronavirus may give architects new responsibilities under CDM regulations, say Hawkins Brown's Nigel Ostime and risk consultant Nick Bell
Different Strokes
AT Editor2020-05-01T15:08:56+01:00Practice
Reactions to home-working differ even between close relatives and practice partners, find Michael Squire and Henry Squire
Busy But Quiet
AT Editor2020-05-01T15:09:13+01:00Practice
Working in isolation is surprisingly productive, but I miss the buzz of the studio, says Chris Dyson
Spreading Risk
AT Editor2020-05-04T10:18:31+01:00Practice
For Conran & Partners, the Coronavirus crisis has confirmed the advantages of international expansion, says Tim Bowder-Ridger
Consultation under Lockdown
AT Editor2021-10-07T14:58:55+01:00Practice With some social distancing necessary for months to come, we'll need alternative approaches to public participation in the planning process. Andrew Raven of Savills Urban Design Studio looks at what's proving successful so far
