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Richard Rogers: Talking Buildings,
Sir John Soane’s Museum, London
18 June 2025
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Integrated Workplace Management - with Transdisciplinary Workplace Research (TWR) network,
Online
18 June 2025
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Leading with Impact: The ROI of Wellbeing and Neuroscience-Driven Leadership,
London
18 June 2025
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Re-designing the workplace for today's teams,
Gateshead
23 June 2025
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‘Back to the Future: University Design: Past Present and Future’.,
London
25 June 2025
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Purpose of Place Nicola Gillen - Cushman & Wakefield,
Online
09 July 2025
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Routes to a Stronger Workforce,
London
10 July 2025
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WORKTECH Chicago - Explore the future of work and the workplace,
Chicago
15 July 2025
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From The Top

June 12, 2025

Turns out that hybrid working is indeed the new normal. For a minority of people

A new analysis from the Office for National Statistics confirms that hybrid working is now the dominant form of flexible work for many people in Great Britain.A new analysis from the Office for National Statistics confirms that hybrid working is now the dominant form of flexible work for many people in Great Britain. The figures, which cover the period from January to March 2025, show that 28 percent of working adults now combine home and on-site work on a regular basis – the highest proportion recorded since the ONS began monitoring hybrid working patterns. This compares with just 9 percent who work exclusively from home and around 55 percent who are permanently based at a single workplace. The remaining proportion are made up of those with no fixed place of work or whose work locations vary, such as mobile or site-based roles. More →
by Neil Franklin

June 12, 2025

Material Matters to move to new venue for 2025

Material Matters, the cross-media platform promoting sustainable material intelligence in architecture and design, returns to the London Design Festival this September with an exciting new venueMaterial Matters, the cross-media platform promoting sustainable material intelligence in architecture and design, returns to the London Design Festival this September with an exciting new venue. Now in its fourth edition, the fair will occupy an entire floor of Space House – one of London’s most iconic modernist buildings – from 17 to 20 September 2025. Set on a one-acre site, its circular tower and block – designed by Seifert & Partners in the 1960s and formerly home to the Civil Aviation Authority – are Grade II listed and have recently undergone a restoration and modernisation programme led by architect Squire & Partners. The building is hyper-connected, with multiple underground and railway stations, including Covent Garden and Holborn, within easy walking distance. More →
by Freddie Steele

June 11, 2025

WORKS Magazine Issue 14 is here for you

The new issue of WORKS magazine looks at a sector that is reaching equilibrium after five years of uncertaintyThe new issue of WORKS magazine looks at a sector that is reaching equilibrium after five years of uncertainty. We visit exciting new projects in London, Manchester and Zurich; profile a man whose way of talking about the workplace we all echo, even those of us who have never read his work; take a look at the new generation of acoustic meeting rooms and pods; catch up with old friends to discuss the market; host a round table to ask if designers still get excited about office furniture; and there are all the features, comment and news you could ever need.
by Neil Franklin

June 10, 2025

Zumtobel and Thorn deliver energy efficient lighting to MEMS Power Generation’s new HQ

Zumtobel and its sister brand, Thorn, both lighting brands of the Zumtobel Group, have designed a cutting-edge, energy efficient lighting scheme that supports MEMS Power Generation's operational efficiency, employee wellbeing, and environmental sustainability goals.Zumtobel and its sister brand, Thorn, both lighting brands of the Zumtobel Group, have designed a cutting-edge, energy efficient lighting scheme that supports MEMS Power Generation’s operational efficiency, employee wellbeing, and environmental sustainability goals. MEMS Power Generation, founded in 1978, has evolved into the UK’s premier specialist in temporary power solutions. With one of the country’s largest generator rental fleets, MEMS constructed its new headquarters in Kent, which has been designed to serve its growing workforce for decades. More →
by Freddie Steele

June 10, 2025

Government urged to take bold action on shared parental leave

Father and son walk on beach showing need for shared parental leaveA new report from the UK Government’s Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) has highlighted a range of issues with the UK’s current parental leave system and urged the government to address them as part of its proposed review. The report, Equality at Work: Paternity and Shared Parental Leave, argues that the existing system requires substantial reform to better reflect the needs of modern families and working parents. It identifies shortcomings such as low statutory pay, limited leave entitlements for fathers and partners, and the complexity of the Shared Parental Leave (SPL) scheme. More →
by Neil Franklin

News

June 12, 2025

Turns out that hybrid working is indeed the new normal. For a minority of people

by Neil Franklin

June 10, 2025

Government urged to take bold action on shared parental leave

by Neil Franklin

June 9, 2025

Jobs are getting better, but a quarter of people still think they are bad for their wellbeing

by Neil Franklin

June 8, 2025

UK government outlines £86 billion science and technology plan to support regional growth

by Neil Franklin

June 6, 2025

Resistance to change is holding the UK back, report suggests

by Neil Franklin

June 2, 2025

Researchers call for paternity leave reform in face of low uptake

by Neil Franklin

May 30, 2025

Growing demand for homes and lab space may be met by repurposing vacant offices

by Neil Franklin

May 28, 2025

How you handle your home life is reflected in how you handle your work life

by Neil Franklin
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Comment

June 9, 2025

Rise of AI gives us a chance to rediscover a world beyond the screen

by Anthony Brown

June 6, 2025

Milan proves to be the perfect setting for an optimistic BCO conference

by Anna King

June 5, 2025

The enduring allure of workplace bullshit

by Mark Eltringham

May 28, 2025

The amenity trap: why more isn’t always better

by James Mohsen

May 12, 2025

The shattering of self-image can be a very serious matter

by Mark Eltringham

May 12, 2025

Is anyone really thinking about the future beyond what happens next?

by Stephanie Fitzgerald

May 9, 2025

Ping pong, perks, pizza and beanbags won’t get you a better workplace culture

by Daniel Snell

May 5, 2025

Office design and the office market are not what you might be led to believe

by Mark Eltringham
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Features

May 19, 2025

Clerkenwell Design Week 2025 will testify to the reinvention of the office design sector

by Freddie Steele

March 12, 2025

Genuinely unmissable workplace events are thin on the ground. The Workspace Design Show is one of the best

by Mick Jordan

January 22, 2025

The constant craving to put numbers on working relationships

by Mark Eltringham

December 20, 2024

Workplace politics: When free speech becomes a faux pas

by David Browne

December 5, 2024

Measuring and rewarding what people do at work? It’s a rat trap, baby, and you’ve been caught

by Mark Eltringham

November 4, 2024

Is salutogenic design the next big issue for the workplace?

by Mark Eltringham

October 29, 2024

Why does colour psychology make so much difference to us?

by Abi Eskdale

October 7, 2024

Office design goes to the movies

by Mark Eltringham
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Premium Content

June 11, 2025

WORKS Magazine Issue 14 is here for you

by Neil Franklin

April 16, 2025

Come fly with me. The new digital issue of IN magazine is here for you

by Mark Eltringham

December 18, 2024

A divine spark of inspiration for office occupiers and designers

by Mark Eltringham

November 19, 2024

The new digital issue of Works magazine would look just dandy on your screen

by Mick Jordan

October 22, 2024

Issue 22 of IN Magazine is here for you

by Neil Franklin

August 30, 2024

New issue of Works Magazine just for you (and in perfect time for your return to work)

by Neil Franklin

August 6, 2024

Endlessly distracted? Get some focus with the new issue of IN Magazine

by Neil Franklin

July 24, 2024

How do you encourage people to spend more time in the office? Find out in our special report

by Neil Franklin
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Company News

June 12, 2025

Material Matters to move to new venue for 2025

by Freddie Steele

June 10, 2025

Zumtobel and Thorn deliver energy efficient lighting to MEMS Power Generation’s new HQ

by Freddie Steele

May 30, 2025

How BPO enables business flexibility in rapidly changing global markets

by Freddie Steele

May 26, 2025

Leading UK practice tp bennett acquires Dubai-based design consultancy Bluehaus

by Freddie Steele

May 20, 2025

The Furniture Makers’ Company announces Design Guild Mark 2025 holders

by Freddie Steele

May 9, 2025

Journal of Biophilic Design to launch Biophilic Design Sourcing Hub at Clerkenwell Design Week

by Freddie Steele

May 1, 2025

Giant digital artwork will Illuminate THE MART’s Facade during NeoCon

by Freddie Steele

April 29, 2025

Pace from Profim. Where design meets human-centred innovation

by Neil Franklin
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Featured

  • Turns out that hybrid working is indeed the new normal. For a minority of people

    Turns out that hybrid working is indeed the new normal. For a minority of people

  • Material Matters to move to new venue for 2025

    Material Matters to move to new venue for 2025

  • WORKS Magazine Issue 14 is here for you

    WORKS Magazine Issue 14 is here for you

  • Zumtobel and Thorn deliver energy efficient lighting to MEMS Power Generation

    Zumtobel and Thorn deliver energy efficient lighting to MEMS Power Generation’s new HQ

  • Government urged to take bold action on shared parental leave

    Government urged to take bold action on shared parental leave

  • Rise of AI gives us a chance to rediscover a world beyond the screen

    Rise of AI gives us a chance to rediscover a world beyond the screen

  • Jobs are getting better, but a quarter of people still think they are bad for their wellbeing

    Jobs are getting better, but a quarter of people still think they are bad for their wellbeing

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