In partnership with Fora, we transformed a 1930s warehouse into a modern workspace blending heritage with innovative design. The space includes biophilic elements, vertical farm towers, and cutting-edge amenities. Each floor offers a unique design, promoting wellbeing and creativity while honouring the building’s history.

On Friday, 20th May, our client Alchemy won the Refurbished and Recycled Workplace category in the Midlands & Central England region at the BCO Awards 2022.

I have spent thirty years creating workplaces for companies, and the last four years researching the question of why some organisations that move to new offices experience extremely positive transformative effects – whilst others less so.

When architects Arney Fender Katsalidis (AFK) worked in partnership with WORKTECH Academy to study the future of the flexible workspace market in the UK, the research team discovered that corporate occupiers and flexible space operators were searching for a new formula in the emerging hybrid world of work – with important implications for design and amenities. In this extract from the report, ‘The Future of Flex: Flexible Workspace in the UK Post Covid-19’ (2021), Earle Arney and Kat Hayes of AFK look at what corporate occupiers are looking for in terms of office design and present some prevailing themes.

Our project for Numis has been named a Project of the Year Finalist: Design and Build, at the Mixology Awards 2022.

We partnered with Mindspace, a global coworking provider, to design a vibrant workspace that reflects the vibrancy of its location in Aldgate, while maintaining Mindspace’s distinctidentity. A Creative Hub in Aldgate The open-plan space features diverse…

Companies are under more pressure than ever before to innovate. Evidence from neuroscience research suggests there are basic design steps firms can take to support creative thinking.

Toby Benzecry, Vidhi Sharma and Design with Narrative share their journey with Mix Interiors creating Fora Wells Mews, London’s most beautiful coworking space.

Stress levels are on the rise, but what we really want to know is whether workplace design can help us ease the pressure and, in turn, prevent burnout. Scientific research suggests that it can. Being stressed occasionally is part of being human, and it has been so since our very first moments as a species. Our minds and bodies have developed systems for dealing with being stressed that have repercussions for our psychological and physical health. A consequence of being stressed in the modern workplace is ‘burnout’ – fine-tuning design practices can make stressing out and burning out less likely.

Our Creative Director Vidhi Sharma was interviewed for the leadership segment of leading architecture and design magazine OnOffice for their Spring 2022 edition.