Buildings are like people in a lot of ways. They need to breathe, require protection from the elements, and you have to think about upkeep to ensure they stay in good condition. They also have an anatomy, with a diverse internal structure. We want to look at that today with specific focus on commercial architecture. It will help to shape designs so they can cater for users effectively. Continue reading →

When most people think about renovation they will imagine something small scale like redecorating and changing the layout of a space. However, projects can be much bigger than this. There can be situations where you need to change elements of the structure itself or update crucial systems. These can get trickier when it is massive commercial architecture. Luckily, we can help. Continue reading →

The evolution of office workspaces has been really interesting. At one point all offices were cubicles or interconnected desks with dividers. However, there was a big change with businesses favouring open plan layouts instead. Now we have a situation where spaces need to combine elements from both approaches. The goal is to ensure they cater for all different needs. This has brought some big changes to properties and the commercial architecture. Continue reading →

Even the most staunch climate change denier can’t ignore that heatwaves have been happening more frequently. In fact, the first week of this month became the hottest on record. There have been massive problems all around the world because of the heat, including fires, evacuations, and even deaths. The risk is higher in cities, so it is vital to look at how they can adapt. It may require changes in residential and commercial architecture, public spaces, and more. Continue reading →

Demand for flex space continues to massively outstrip the demands for traditional office space. In fact, the vacancy rate for older spaces is quite high. A lot of businesses are even moving from long standing offices to new, modern, flexible facilities. What we want to do is have a look at how to navigate in the current climate and what it means for commercial architecture. Continue reading →

How people look at commercial architecture has changed massively in the last few years. There has been a big shift from every perspective, from businesses and employees to customers and many other stakeholders. There are now many different views on things like shape and form, sustainability, features and facilities, and countless other details. It creates challenges, but also opens the door for innovation and sustainable design. Continue reading →