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Office Focus: Workplace Week New York
Jo Sutherland, IFMA’s UK director reports on Workplace Week New York 2019, a stateside philanthropic festival showcasing the best examples of design and innovation
Talking Points: Rainbow's MD Tony Antoniou on service vs price
Good service or low prices? The MD of office interior provider Rainbow argues that clients cannot expect suppliers to deliver both
Radical Thinking: Michael Sheridan
Michael Sheridan of Sheridan&Co reveals the radical thinkers who have inspired him the most
High-tech Interiors
High-tech is becoming standard spec for many offices and hotels, with the user experience being transformed by often-invisible innovations
Softroom's parametric design for Turkish Airlines
Softroom’s undulating ‘Flow Wall’ connects the various spaces and amenities passengers need before taking to the skies
Brief Encounters: Stanton Williams designs affordable residences for Cambridge University staff
Stanton Williams updates the worker’s utopia with a sustainable twist in a new residential quarter for Cambridge University. Veronica Simpson reports
Collaborative architecture: Daniels Building, University of Toronto by NADAAA
Boston-based NADAAA has delivered a new home for the University of Toronto’s architecture and design faculty that boldly fuses strong modern geometries with an existing Victorian building. The project inspires an architectural dialogue as well as a collaborative study culture
Blueprint Awards 2019 Winners Announced!
The winners for the 2019 Blueprint Awards have been announced.
Discover the Dumont’s last selection of homes: the Alta Collection
St James, part of the Berkeley Group, has launched its final collection of homes in the Dumont, the last of its developments on Albert Embankment.
Mass Timber Architecture
Kay Hill looks at what's being done around the world with mass timber and asks whether changes to the regulations in Britain risk compromising the move towards a greener architecture
