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Richard Rogers: Talking Buildings,
Sir John Soane’s Museum, London
18 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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What's Coworking?,
Online
23 July 2025
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WORKTECH Sydney - Explore the future of work and the workplace,
Sydney
31 July 2025
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WORKTECH Auckland - Explore the future of work and the workplace,
Auckland
05 August 2025
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Workplace design as a business enabler - Mansi Patel - The Power Hour,
Online
13 August 2025
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London’s office market is reshaping the city and the way people experience the workplace

January 22, 2024

London’s office market is reshaping the city and the way people experience the workplace

by Sam Mardon • Comment, Property

Workplace piffle, humane design and throwing away the blank slate

January 18, 2024

Workplace piffle, humane design and throwing away the blank slate

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Technology, Wellbeing, Workplace design

Technology is stealing your time in ways you may not realise

January 16, 2024

Technology is stealing your time in ways you may not realise

by Ruth Ogden, Joanna Witowska and Vanda Cernohorská • Comment, Technology, Wellbeing

Time to put down the devices if you really want things to look up

January 8, 2024

Time to put down the devices if you really want things to look up

by Anoushka Pacquette • Comment, Technology, Wellbeing, Workplace design

One wish for 2024. A more sophisticated approach to the workplace and hybrid working

January 3, 2024

One wish for 2024. A more sophisticated approach to the workplace and hybrid working

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Flexible working, Workplace design

Stanley Green, protein wisdom and the perils of sitting down

December 31, 2023

Stanley Green, protein wisdom and the perils of sitting down 0

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Furniture, Wellbeing, Workplace design

Flexible working is delivering the gift of seasonal productivity

December 19, 2023

Flexible working is delivering the gift of seasonal productivity

by Frank Weishaupt • Comment, Flexible working, Technology

How employers should navigate the ICO’s guidance on monitoring workers

December 19, 2023

How employers should navigate the ICO’s guidance on monitoring workers

by Anthony Woolich and Michelle Chance • Comment, Technology

Hybrid working: the importance of having the right strategy

December 16, 2023

Hybrid working: the importance of having the right strategy

by Andrew Mawson • Comment, Flexible working

Inclusive office design is essential if we want offices to be worth the commute

December 8, 2023

Inclusive office design is essential if we want offices to be worth the commute

by Guzman de Yarza Blache • Comment, Workplace design

Ten years of Insight and a few things I think I know (one of our most read pieces this year)

December 8, 2023

Ten years of Insight and a few things I think I know (one of our most read pieces this year)

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Flexible working, Technology, Workplace, Workplace design

What ever happened to The Great Resignation?

December 7, 2023

What ever happened to The Great Resignation?

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Wellbeing

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