Join us on Wednesday 29th November as we explore how architects and clients are rethinking how we prioritise user comfort and carbon conscious design principles, alongside social impact as well as office health and wellbeing in workplace design.
John Robertson Architects has repurposed the 1920s Daily Mail HQ in the City of London to create one of the 1% of refurbishment projects to achieve BREEAM Outstanding.
Indy Johar from Architecture 00 on the need for a total structural transformation of society.
Despina Katsikakis and Richard Kauntze from the British Council for Offices on the way the UK is leading the field in workplace design – but keeping it under its hat.
Mark Kelly from PLP architecture on the plus side of economic uncertainty, materials research and growing mycelium in the boardroom.
Roger Hawkins from Hawkins\Brown on setting up shop in Toronto, establishing a succession plan and taking 30 years to finish the practice's first job.
AT chats to... Alexandra Thorpe from CO–RE about the changing demands from building occupants and the importance of letting cyclists come through the front door.
Peter Fisher from Bennetts Associates on challenging sloppy claims about building performance and holding journalists to account.
Tarkett explains how indoor comfort is key to unlocking employee wellbeing.
Hutchinson & Partners has refurbished the neoclassical Victoria House building on London's Bloomsbury Square, transforming it into a refined oak- and marble-lined co-working office.
