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Net Zero carbon and climate change are the two most compelling issues of our time. The built environment has a significant role to play and should demonstrate leadership by setting and delivering against ambitious climate commitments. This leadership will be crucial for the UK to reach its Net Zero target.
23 Jun 2021 11:00
Leading high-end renovation business Berkeley Place, together with Cryer&Coe architects have restored Bristol North Baths which had been abandoned as part of a failed development some years ago.
24 Jun 2021 17:15
Every breath we take… We can survive nearly a week without food, three days without water, but only two minutes without air. Recent events have put more emphasis on the importance of a well ventilated space, but what do occupants really want and what does that mean for building design.
30 Jun 2021 12:00
Join the BCO East Anglia Committee on 7 July for their first in-person, networking drinks.
07 Jul 2021 16:00
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Pre-pandemic a growing number of organisations were already moving towards a more flexible working model reducing the number of fixed desks, driving higher utilisation levels through desk sharing strategies and freeing up space to either reduce costs or provide a wider range of workplace settings and social spaces. The pandemic has accelerated this process and we are likely to see an irreversible move towards more agile and flexible practices. This flexible approach will increase the attraction of the central head office as a place to meet and gain access to enhanced facilities and technologies and/or to take advantage of a distributed office network made up of smaller strategically located hubs. This in turn can help to support organisations and their people to be more productive, embrace technology and focus on wellbeing and sustainability. This research addresses not only some of the broader questions of the future of the office, but also some of the key design aspects that occupiers and their advisors may have to consider.
25 May 2021
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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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11 Jun 2021
Multisensory design holds the key to a successful return to the office
04 May 2021
