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A conversation with Richard Upton, Chief Executive of U+I, who will take us through the interesting history and growth of his successful career.
20 May 2021 10:00
The UK's first non-domestic building to achieve Passivhaus Plus standard, Bicester Eco Business Centre provides workplaces for small businesses and co-working space in one of the most sustainable buildings in the country.
24 May 2021 14:30
Join us on Tuesday 25 May to learn more about the Scottish mentors, gain a mentor, and network with your NextGen peers.
25 May 2021 12:30
The pandemic has given us the opportunity to build a secure, intelligent, and diverse workplace that helps to support organisations and their people to be more productive, embrace technology and focus on wellbeing and sustainability.
26 May 2021 11:00
Still working from home? Working in a nearly empty office? Join your NextGen peers for a virtual coffee.
04 Jun 2021 09:00
Join us for a fantastic virtual extravaganza and the big announcement of the 2020 National Winners. Attendance is free of charge.
10 Jun 2021 17:00
Members Only: Free
A year on from the start of the pandemic the purpose of the office seems to be changing and its culture evolving. The consensus of organisations appears to be that a combination of working at home, in the office and in a half-way house offers flexibility and agility sufficient to turn the office into a tool for successful change for its occupants.
11 May 2021
Wearables play an important role in the health and wellbeing agenda, which has become even more important in these pandemic times as offices need to be designed and managed for low infection risk in addition to all the other environmental attributes required.
20 Apr 2021
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Non-members: Free
Our new research argues that a multisensory approach to workplace design can help improve workers’ wellbeing. The paper outlines how the five senses will play a vital role in improving productivity. This will be especially important as workers return to work following the easing of Government restrictions. Embracing elements such as increased natural light, ventilation and colourful surroundings will create a more welcoming environment and help to improve physical and mental performance. The research comes as the UK government calls for communities and private sector organisations to ‘do their part’ in mitigating the most pressing impacts of COVID-19 on the nation’s mental health.
15 Apr 2021
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Pushed back due to lockdown, we are delighted to have Jeremy hosting us on 10 June for the #bcoawards grand finale!… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… - 33 minutes ago
British Council for Offices calls for UK offices to address poor ventilation “urgently” ahead of the return to the workplace
24 Feb 2021
Multisensory design holds the key to a successful return to the office
04 May 2021
