ResearchWork-life balance improved by office return – finds research
Employees seeing surprising benefits as they return to their place of work.
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ExclusivesThinkingAsk the expert: How can we sort our work life balance?
We asked Jane Muston, Mental Health Clinician & Clinical Director at Vita Health Group how we can get a grip on our work life balance.
ThinkingThe office soundscape: How to get the right balance of noise in the workplace
We need to have a better understanding of noise and what type of noises people like, says Clare Bailey, a Director of Savills Commercial Research team.
EventsExclusivesThinkingPractical ways in which the built environment can assist those with balance disorders
Balance Awareness Week: We discover practical ways in which the built environment can assist those with balance disorders.
ResearchHave your say: UK call for evidence launched on hybrid working
The UK government is now seeking feedback on the impacts of remote and hybrid working, open until April 2025.
StandardsBCO updates Guide to Fit Out, reflecting hybrid working trends
With the third release of its Guide to Fit Out, the British Council for Offices highlights how the workplace is changing moving forward.
ResearchCBRE report highlights key drivers for success in hybrid work programmes
The latest annual report from CBRE provides a useful overview of hybrid working trends.
OfficesProjectsMass timber features in regeneration of Grade II listed London heritage building
Historic Walworth Town Hall relaunches as dynamic flexible workspace and cultural hub for local creatives and community groups
ResearchUK office trends: Fewer desks, more flexible working
New research reveals UK offices are adapting to hybrid working with fewer desks, increased flexibility, and a growing focus on optimising space for employee wellbeing.
NewsResearchWhat’s the key to getting staff back in the office? BCO research points to ESG and ‘customer’ experiences
New British Council for Offices report tells employers and office designers to treat office workers like customers that need to be acquired and retained.