The term commercial architecture is incredibly broad. It encompasses a huge array of different properties, from small local shops to huge office blocks. It is a really interesting field because of how diverse it is. Designing to suit the needs of so many different businesses and their customers is also a challenge. Continue reading →

Whether you are refurbishing an old office to modernise it or want to start from scratch, you need the right design. The following tips can help. They will make sure your new commercial architecture can suit your needs. Continue reading →

In the past a lot of commercial architecture was very similar in terms of the design and aesthetics. Today though, we are in an age of rapid innovation. That means it is a really exciting time for businesses and their premises. They have the chance to innovate and ensure they can keep up with the rapid changes in technology and the evolution of how people perceive and interact with buildings. Continue reading →

Every business will be thinking about how they can make sure their workforce is productive. They need to provide a number of things to ensure this can happen. That includes the right tech and suitable spaces. On top of this, every piece of commercial architecture needs to have the right lighting. It is a significant contributor to mood, wellbeing, and productivity. Continue reading →

Modern lives are all about being digital. It influences how we socialise, interact with businesses, and learn. In addition, now more than ever it also affects how people work and commercial architecture. However, digital transformation can be tough for many businesses. With the right support though, it is easier to make positive changes. Continue reading →

When you look at a piece of architecture, no matter what kind of building it is, you will generally be considering the shape. Shapes are very important and can have an impact on various aspects of a project. Therefore it is important to choose the right ones for each structure. When it comes to commercial architecture, this is even more important. Continue reading →