Human behaviour can change dramatically over time and is influenced by a number of factors, from technology to attitudes towards the environment. As a result offices can never really remain static, especially if they want to maximise the benefits they offer. This is very exciting for commercial architecture as a whole and makes it fun to envisage what the future will hold for workplaces. Continue reading →

Trends can change quickly in every industry, adapting due to consumer demands, technology, and a range of other factors. Commercial architecture is no different. In fact it can be surprising how quickly businesses outgrow their workspace and need to consider a redesign. Continue reading →

The Borough of Croydon became one of the first Growth Zones in London and has been the focus of a huge amount of investment. This has helped to reinvigorate the area, leading to new and refurbished commercial architecture, improvements in the infrastructure, and the creation of new homes. Continue reading →

The Open House movement is continuing to add new destinations to its network this year. On October 21st 2017 the very first event will launch on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. For this inaugural edition 30 buildings will be made accessible, including some very special ones. Continue reading →

Commercial architecture is a subject that we have been dabbling in for years, constructing all sorts of remarkable and aesthetically pleasing buildings for clients. Being very open-minded, our team takes the inspiration that exists around them and uses it to produce something that is truly special to you. Regardless of your proposal’s scale and size, we will work our hardest to make it into a reality. Continue reading →

Workplaces seem to be in a constant state of evolution in the modern economy. Changes can come quickly, seeing big differences in both how and where people work. What has become particularly notable is that people are generally working increasing hours and are more mobile than ever before rather than tied to desks. Continue reading →