The year that was: Our most read projects of 2024
As another design-packed year comes to a close, we celebrate the most read projects over the last 12 months.
In this issue, we unveil our annual Manufacturer Report. We also travel to leafy west London to take a look at the impressive new home of global brand experience agency, Geometry - and discover far more than we could have hoped for! Nathan Lonsdale tells us about changing culture at Spacelab, Steve Gale talks of learning humanity from the tech firms, and David Thame tells us about the death of the flexible workspace boom. Our roundtable in March focused on the workplace in 2030, and we look towards Canary Wharf for the first time in a long time.
The logo is inspired by the beautiful, subtle-toned fabrics on display on the cover - we wanted to texture it to complement them. Each letterform has a different weight but is from the same family, with warped form to give it a low-fi cut-out effect.
Drawing on the close relationship between office layout and emplyee interaction, Forbo Flooring Systems' new carpet tile collection Tessera Nexus, reflects the trend towards connectivity. Featuring a subtle linear base overlaid with a soft kinetic silhouette, Tessera Nexus is a refreshing alternative to the organic styling that currently dominates the carpet tile markert - which, in itself, reflects the changing focus of the workplace.
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Now here’s something we didn’t expect to see – M Moser’s Steve Gale tells us he has learned about humanity from the tech firms!
Manufacturing is grubby, done by old men, in terminal decline and without investment (there’s nothing like a good cliché or two!). Our time with Bolton-based furniture manufacturer, Gresham, is a perfect example of this clearly not being the case.
The name Specialist Joinery Group has been associated with some of the UK’s most high profile workplace and coworking projects – but who are they and why have they been named Mixology Manufacturer of the Year not once but twice?
Inspired by organic corrosion and tarnishing, Johnson Tiles launch Oxide
Aside from endlessly discussing Brexit and sacking all politicians, what would you do if you were in charge of supporting manufacturing in our sector?
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