A look into some of the world's most advance trend-setting office spaces.
COVID-19 has upended our work life by altering how and where we work. This year has put us all to the test; we have had to adapt to flexible working and being vigilant with our social distancing at the same time. It has made many of us rethink the future and whether our office space will make sense of the new normal.
With the rapid rise of modern technology, accompanied by the increase in flexible working arrangements, more and more entrepreneurs and employees are working from home offices. The recent COVID-19 pandemic has forced many businesses to become predominantly home based.
Costing a mere $5 billion, Apple Park is the new home of, you guessed it… Apple. We look into some of the key features of the tech giants new headquarters.
This year has seen the Officeinsight team go from strength to strength, with the completion of several large commercial design projects, some new faces and of course plenty of new clients and suppliers. Lets take a look at the key events which made 2019 a memorable year for Officeinsight…
Real estate is responsible for 40% of the worlds carbon emissions and we are trying to make practical commitments to reduce the issue as a result.
Co-working spaces that are not making a conscious effort to be environmentally sustainable are seen as outdated. The importance behind sustainability whether to adopt this within your organisation, can really make or else break your business. People want to see your conscious efforts and values in action.
Every workspace has a different layout and interior style, meaning the requirement for unique and other features such as doors and windows. It all depends on the aesthetic of your space and the design route you want to go down. While different designs and styles help complement your office décor, it is also essential to consider the main elements, such as doors and how they operate within a chosen design.
