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.
24/12/2024
7 min read
September 2019: Issue 197
In this issue
In this issue, we ask if wellbeing is about productivity or looking after people, take a look around HSBC's Birmingham office and much more... Each one of our covers is unique – including our logo. We hand over the reins to a different designer each month, making our print magazines a work of art in themselves.
Designer
Using the parallel linear lines of the structure, Conran and Partners have taken inspiration from the simplicity of the asymmetry and clean lines. The logo, minimal in design, is informed by the geometry of the structure without the distraction of colour or texture.
Manufacturer
The raw material of concrete and european oak has been the source of inspiration for Karndean Designflooring's latest additions to their LooseLay and Van Gogh collections. The new designs provide architects and designers with a range of rustic and sleek finishes, combined with the premium quality expected from a Karndean floor.
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The Spoken Word
M Moser's Steve Gale says writing is redundant. We're not sure if that is good or bad news for our editorial team!
24/09/2019
3 min read
Wellbeing in the workplace: Paul Patenall, BCO
We talk to the newly appointed BCO President on wellbeing in the workplace
24/09/2019
3 min read
Ultraleather Volar Bio by Ultrafabrics
A hybrid by design, this exciting collection incorporates renewable plant-based materials
24/09/2019
1 min read
Tyne by Parkside
Parkside launch Tyne, a highly-versatile brick-effect wall and floor porcelain tile
24/09/2019
1 min read
Mix Roundtable: Is biophilic design here for good?
In one sense of the word, biophilia is here for good – for the good of all of us. But is it simply another workplace element that is bang on trend today, only to be relegated down those wish lists tomorrow?
19/09/2019
8 min read
The Biophilic Office Project
There is a wealth of evidence to suggest that, by incorporating biophilic design into our built environments, we can increase our health and wellbeing. Biophilic design acknowledges that we are instinctively connected to nature and that, through exploring this connection within the spaces that we live, relax and work in, we can positively influence our physical and psychological health. Oliver Heath, Director of Oliver Heath Designs, knows his stuff.
18/09/2019
3 min read
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