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Mix Interiors September 187 2018
INSIDE
UPFRONT 8
Seven... 26
Material Matters 31
PERFECT LIGHT
Deser t Island Desks 32
Proper t y Matters 34
ANY WHERE
SPOTLIGHT 4 3
Big Question 45
Wellbeing Repor t 46
CASE ST UDIES 68
Havas, King's Cross 68
The Depar tment Store, Brix ton 76
Kellogg's, MediaCit y, Salford 84
DISCUSSION 92
With Scott Brownrigg
PRE VIE W 99 68
London Design Festival
CASE STUDY – HALKIN, LONDON
L AST WORD 112
We take a look at Halkin's amazing new ser viced office
Criteo's Head of Workplace
E xperience, Mike Walley space in the iconic blue Nor thern & Shell Building on the
outskir ts of the Cit y of London.
The VITAWORK® floor lamp provides the ideal lighting conditions
for every workplace. Its adjustable features allow it to adapt to
any room setting and ensure a healthy, fatigue-free environment.
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Upfront | Welcome
THE COVER
The logo
Boundary Metallics, the latest Luxury Vinyl
Tile (LVT) range from global modular flooring
manufacturer, Interface, is inspired by man-
made, wrought iron and industrial materials
aged by the elements. It serves as a striking
counterpart to the natural textures of many of
Interface’s carpet tile collections and works
seamlessly with these products to create a
natural flow in multi-use spaces.
www.interface.com
A WORD FROM MICK
When you were a kid did you, like me, get back We’ve also suddenly got an England football
The cover from your holidays hoping/fearing that, in those two team that people are proud of and like.
The inspiration for the front cover comes from months you’d been away, everything had changed? From a personal point of view, I’ve walked into
the core principles of our studio – ‘To work Of course, when you’re a kid, everything means a a remodelled Mix office in Manchester and, for
anonymously and relish the creative freedom circle of approximately half a mile radius from your a sec, wondered where my desk was – before
this gives you’. The logo reveals itself from house. And, of course, nothing had ever changed. It remembering that said refurb allows us to be a
Boundary Metallics range by Interface and was just the same. more agile, forward-thinking business and I can
allows the product to take centre stage. Now we’re ‘grown-ups’, most of us have lost that plonk myself down wherever I please! I should say
Courtesy of Simon Millington, Incognito
sense of hope/fear. There are reasons for this – not a massive thanks to all those who contributed to
Mix Interiors September
least the fact that we’re semi-permanently attached the refurb.
187 2018
to a phone. So things have changed – but we’re the last
It’s been strange, therefore, to return from the people who should fear that. After all, change is
summer break and discover that things have essentially what we talk and write about. Your
changed. It’s only weeks ago that temperatures of clients are all going through change – that’s why
25 degrees were greeted with tabloid headlines they require your services and your products.
of ‘Phew! What a Scorcher’. Now we’re tempted to If we had a Spotify playlist, we’d have Bowie
reach for a sweater when the mercury ‘only’ hits 25! playing. That’d be a good ch,ch.ch,change!
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OUT-OF-TOWN IS BACK IN
St. Modwen has submitted a planning application
for 20,000 sq ft of office space just off the A38, at its
Longbridge regeneration project.
The application follows the successful letting
of a 62,000 sq ft office building, 2 Devon Way. If
approved, the new office build – 3 Devon Way
– would be completed and ready for tenancy by
October 2019.
Chris Newsome, Development Director at St.
Modwen, said: ‘Longbridge is an ideal location
for offices as it’s easily accessible from the Bristol
Road and is just a stone’s throw away from the M5
and M42. Solihull office market has become a victim of its own they have been unable to find the perfect alternative,’
‘The swift take-up at 2 Devon Way and the success, say local agents, as a shortage of available says Mark Robinson, director at consultancy KWB.
Innovation Centre has proven that there’s a space led to the lowest take-up of office space for ‘There is a healthy pipeline of demand, but often
high demand for commercial space in this area the past four years. with quite specific requirements, for which we need
and we’re pleased to be creating more jobs and ‘With availability of office space at a record low, landlords to work with occupiers and be pragmatic
attracting more businesses to an area that is very particularly at Birmingham Business Park and Blythe in negotiations, otherwise occupiers may continue
special to St. Modwen.’ Valley Business Park, a number of occupiers who to look to Birmingham and Warwick as alternative
The development comes as out-of-town office first looked at the Solihull office market have delayed locations.’ w
demand in the West Midlands surges. The M42 and their acquisition, or extended their existing lease, as See full analysis on page 34.
HARVEST FESTIVAL A NEW ERA
When you think of Era you probably think have to be dull and purely functional? Not Era, who
screens, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. has broken this mould by creating bespoke sound
This year alone has seen the bespoke furniture absorbing art using its Eden range. Furthermore,
company launch five new products (Carnival, the Carnival Poppies pictured below focus on
Zen, Lily, Gemini and Minoro), of which only one upcycled fabric and sound absorbing foam to
is a traditional panel system. In May the business create 3D baffle hung art, bringing colour and
refurbished the London showroom to great acclaim. design to a focal point whilst being green at heart.
It is easy to determine space with just the These new ranges ooze flexibility, from the shape,
footprint of a building and, more often than size, colour – you can even add lights, making them
not, vertical space is completely overlooked in the perfect addition to any unused space.
contemporary office design. Design Principal, Ashley Romain, explains: ‘We
Era has been consciously developing sound are focusing on ensuring our new products are
absorbing wall and ceiling tiles to fill this void, design-led and breaking the stereotypes of what
to improve the acoustics within the working office furniture should be, whilst keeping the user’s
environment, which we all know is crucial for a needs at heart. We are looking to optimise space
happy working life. But who says acoustic tiles without compromising on comfort.’ w
Tarkett has launched DESSO Harvest – a new
carpet tile collection that uses light and shade to
inject texture and quiet movement into workplace
design.
Harnessing a two-tone yarn effect, Harvest
cleverly captures the windswept wheat fields
and rustic wood looks that inspired its design.
Each tile within the range differs to the next
and the contrasting colours add rich depth. The
finished result successfully reflects the beautiful
irregularities seen in nature.
The 50x50cm structured loop carpet tile may
be used on its own, in a single colour or in two or
more colourways to intelligently ‘zone’ any space. w
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WHAT NEX FOR BRISTOL?
With their lease ending at Temple Studios and team to retain and attract new talent and making
the team outgrowing their existing space, NEX a great first impression for clients. This was all
(technology company who are experts in financial achieved in just six weeks.
markets who set the standard for range, quality and Alice Wolff of NEX tells us: ‘We’re already seeing
value of trade and transaction) chose a new 7,946 the positive effect that the office is having on our
sq ft refurbished space at Programme. They tasked business. Staff members are collaborating more
Interaction with the CAT B design and fit-out – the and making use of the varied working spaces
first at the landmark development in Bristol. – which is great for productivity and flexibility.
The brief for the project revolved around When it comes to clients and visitors, the general
designing and creating an inspirational space that consensus is ‘Wow!’ Anyone who walks into the
reflected the reputation of the firm, as well as the space can’t help but be impressed, with particular
Programme development. Vital factors included talking points being the LED lighting and the Cray
enhancing collaboration and flexibility, helping the computer.’ w
INTERFACE GOES CARBON CORPORATE TO CAREFREE – HOW NEW WORKPLACE
NEUTRAL ACROSS ENTIRE DESIGN IMPACTS WELLBEING AND PRODUCTIVITY
RANGE
In line with our Spotlight feature on Sustainability
Let More
and H&W, Interface has announced that it is the
first global flooring manufacturer to declare that
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luxury vinyl tile (LVT) – are carbon neutral across
the entire product lifecycle.
Part of the Masonite Group
The company is now offering its Carbon Neutral
Floors programme as standard to every customer
at no extra cost to help them meet their own
sustainability goals, while also allowing them to
Contemporary reduce the emissions impact of their projects or
spaces. Interface estimates it will offset 400,000
metric tons of carbon emissions in 2018 as part Quentin Petrykowski, interior designer at Absolute floor, in just four weeks. The resulting space exudes
of the programme, equivalent to the carbon Commercial Interiors, discusses workplace a confident calmness, with ‘living’ walls, creative
Clean. absorbed annually by nearly half a million acres
of forest.
wellbeing and how the redesign of Harrogate-
based Neom Organics’ office helped staff de-
and inspiring breakout areas and chill-out zones.
The light and airy spaces are all designed to help
Modern. Interface is committed to reducing carbon
emissions from building materials and products,
stress and relax at work…
A report last week from Capital One identified
increase productivity and workplace happiness.
The communal kitchen area encourages teams
Minimal known as ‘embodied carbon,’ which contribute
significantly to greenhouse gas emissions in the
85% of employees felt design to be intrinsically
linked with their workplace happiness. A fact not
to work collaboratively, sharing ideas over a coffee
or two. The space also has a pop-up shop for
built environment. The company also intends lost on cosmetics brand, Neom Organics, who visitors and employees to test out the company’s
to initiate a new conversation in the industry employed Absolute Commercial Interiors to inject a products. The teams are also encouraged to make
Featuring Portfolio’s Charcoal Grey Vertical and Performance Doorset Solutions’ Bespoke Windows. and create opportunities for customers to £100,000 wellbeing boost into its sterile offices. the most of and take in the green surroundings of
directly address global warming with a flooring Absolute collaborated with the whole workforce North Yorkshire in alfresco meetings in the site’s
Portfolio doors are more than just ‘doors’. specification decision. w to redesign the 5,000 sq ft offices, from ceiling to grounds. w
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HAPPY 80TH BIRTHDAY A NEW LANGUAGE IN FLOORCOVERINGS ARRESTING DEVELOPMENT
HERR DAUPHIN Launched in Paris earlier this year, Flotex By Vortex, all of which can be adapted to suit each
If you aren’t already familiar with The Office Group of the building. The influences behind the new
Whilst not something we normally do, we felt it was STARCK is the new revolutionary flooring individual project’s needs.
(TOG) – and if not then you should have read last interiors reference the previous life of the building
the right thing to include the milestone birthday collection from Forbo Flooring Systems, The pattern of each full design system
month’s Mix Interiors – it is the leading flexible and its rich heritage – including a Secret Room, a
of one of the visionaries in furniture. Courage, following its collaboration with visionary creator stretches 10m in width and is made up of four
and shared workspace companies, with 15 years’ speakeasy-style members-only space concealed
hard work and an innovative spirit are the key Philippe Starck. different 2m-wide components: a central design,
experience in London. behind a cleaner’s cupboard door entrance.
pillars on which Friedrich-Wilhelm Dauphin’s Using high definition digital printing a left and right transitional design border and a
In August the business opened a new flexible TOG’s approach is to take buildings of character
impressive life’s work has been built. The founder techniques, Flotex By STARCK challenges neutral, semi-plain texture design, which features
workspace – its largest yet – a 12-storey iconic and closely oversee design with leading architects
of the internationally successful Dauphin group of tradition through unique patterns that play on a variety of accent colours. For smaller rooms, the
building and the former Metropolitan Police and designers to tailor their workspaces to the
companies turned 80 in July. scale and transition. The collection consists of components can be mixed and matched to create
building in London on Albert Embankment. The buildings they inhabit, and also to the type of
‘We are a performance-driven community three different design systems, Artist, Twilight and unique floor plans. w
post-war building has been overhauled in a occupants the neighbourhood is known for –
based on people showing personal initiative and
major refurbishment by Universal Design Studio, meaning all the buildings in the wider portfolio
mutual appreciation,’ he says. With this modern
together with architects Stanton Williams, using are designed differently. Look out for our major
corporate philosophy, Friedrich-Wilhelm Dauphin
contemporary materials with a nod to the era Coworking Spotlight feature in October . w
was well ahead of his time when he founded his
office seating factory in 1968. The passionate
entrepreneur and creative inventor remained
true to this guiding creed even in a market which
is shaped by economic fluctuations. He has
been successful; today he employs around 740
workers around the world and, with 23 sales and
production companies in Germany and abroad, he
owns one of the leading office furniture companies
in Europe, an exclusive home collection, a large
collection of vintage cars, a sought-after location
for events and a flourishing vineyard in South
Africa, where internationally award-winning wines
are produced and marketed. Happy birthday! w
FEELING GOOD
Each year over 30 million working days are to develop a workplace that placed inclusion and
lost as a direct result of musculoskeletal (MSK) users’ wellbeing at the heart of the design.
conditions in the UK. Through the design of their The result was a refreshingly unconventional
new workplace and practices, Arthritis Research vision for modern workplace wellbeing. The
UK wanted to create an environment that would team focused on creating spaces that would
promote collaboration, flexible working, inclusion complement the team’s differing working needs
and support health and wellbeing, particularly MSK and identified a need for both privacy and
health. collaboration, physical activity and quiet reflection.
From the very beginning, it was clear that this Key to the design was a ‘wellness room’ – a semi-
project represented more than your typical office private, non-working area dedicated to stretching
fit-out. For the team at AIS it was an opportunity and exercise. w
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WILLMOTT DIXON CONTINUES MIDLANDS EXPANSION
Willmott Dixon is continuing its expansion in the the creation of a new home for the Department
Midlands by introducing Willmott Dixon Interiors for Education (DfE) at the world famous Old
to the region. Admiralty Building, which acts as a backdrop to
The launch follows the opening of its new office the renowned Trooping the Colour parade.
at Two Snowhill as Birmingham and the West Nick Gibb, Deputy Managing Director for
Midlands continues to see a boom in construction Willmott Dixon in the Midlands, said: ‘Willmott
and fit-out activity in both the private and public Dixon Interiors represents a vital part of our
sectors. business as a group and the time was definitely
Willmott Dixon Interiors is one of the UK’s right to establish a dedicated presence in the
largest specialists in interior works up to a value Midlands. This ensures that we are able to service
of £30m. The scope of its work includes brand all requirements within the market, creating
Visit the UK’s
roll-outs and refreshes as well as property fit-outs a level of specialist knowledge that greatly
and remodelling. enhances our offering as a leading contractor
It works with large brands such as Travelodge of choice, offering the very best advice across
and is behind projects like the fit-out of the all stages of a customer’s project and creating a
Design Museum’s new home in Kensington and holistic service.’ w
leading furniture
components
show
Co-located with
AWARD FOR EGE
Sustainability is the backbone of ege and has
been for many, many years. No doubt they were
extremely happy to receive the Management Elements takes place alongside The
Award for Sustainable Development from the W Exhibition which is the UK’s leading
EU. The environmental awards are granted every
other year to the most environmentally conscious
dedicated trade exhibition for the
companies in Europe. The purpose of the awards joinery and furniture industries.
is to furtherance innovative and sustainable
initiatives within the environmental area.
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SPACEINVADER TO REVAMP LEEDS ICON
The Leeds studio of interior design specialist rugby grounds, with the ability to reconfigure of SpaceInvader Leeds, says: ‘It feels fitting that,
RAPID SpaceInvader has secured a contract to design
23,000 sq ft worth of new hospitality suites at
the space to cater for conferences and events
including weddings to rivals those in the city
as we celebrate our first anniversary in Leeds,
we’ve been appointed to redesign one of the
SELECT the iconic Emerald Headingley Stadium, as the centre. city’s iconic venues.’
business marks its first anniversary in the city. The new project comes as SpaceInvader SpaceInvader employs 65 people across its
The contract will see SpaceInvader design celebrates its first year of trading in Leeds. studios in Manchester, Leeds, Nottingham and
the stadium’s new 500-capacity hospitality Since launching its studio at The Green Sand London and has a £4.5m turnover. The company
suite, including bars, boxes and a corporate Foundry in June 2017, the firm has witnessed is part of Central Square Holdings Limited,
reception. The design will create suites with 300% revenue growth over the past 12 months. which also acquired property service firm
panoramic views across both the cricket and Sarah Dodsworth, Associate Director and Head Styles&Wood at the end of 2017. w
MIX WEEK MANCHESTER
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New DESSO® Harvest from
Tarkett uses light and shade
to stunning effect.
SPIRIT OF MANCHESTER
Earlier this year Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB, The collection is testament
Harvest
the global independent cost management and to the beautiful irregularities
quantity surveying, project management and
found in nature. Each
advisory services group) moved into brand
two-tone carpet tile differs
spanking new space at One King Street,
to the next and the contrast
Manchester.
between the yarns injects
RLB wanted to create a fun, working office that CARPET TILES texture and quiet movement
encouraged the spirit and essence of Manchester.
They looked to keep the Industrial sense of the into the design. The
old Kendal’s building, so decided to incorporate finished result reflects the
the raw brickwork and exposed steel columns rustic wood scenes and
into the architecture of the design, which luckily, windswept wheat fields that
contrasted nicely with the clean white lines of the were the creative inspiration
RLB brand. for Harvest - conveying a
The team focused on subtle elements that calm energy that breathes
challenged existing working habits but, when
new life into commercial
brought together, made a massive impact, such
spaces.
as desk mounted monitors, collaboration hubs,
biophilia, contemplation zones and variable
sit/stand workstations, which have boosted
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to ingrain Manchester’s industrial heritage and
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a theme around each of the new meeting rooms
with bespoke graphic wallpapers that encompass
a different Manchester based category; Science,
Music, Art, Innovation, Engineering and Sport. w
Harnessing
THE FURNITURE MAKERS’ COMPANY INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR SUSTAINABILITY AWARD light and
shade to
The Furniture Makers’ Company is inviting UK procurement, end of life management, client Shortlisted companies will be invited to make a
furnishing manufacturers of all sizes who are blazing relationships, supplier management, employee brief presentation of their application to the judges
great effect
an environmental trail to apply for the 7th annual engagement and corporate social responsibility. and to answer any questions at a meeting to be held
Sustainability Award. The deadline for entries is September 2018. at Furniture Makers’ Hall on 19 September 2018, with
The award considers all aspects of sustainable Previous winners of the Sustainability Award the presentation of the award taking place at the
business practices, including waste and include Silentnight, Godfrey Syrett, Hypnos Beds, Royal Charter Dinner at the start of November. w
energy management, design process, product Orangebox, Premiere Kitchens and Senator For more information contact Doreen Oddy at
improvements, packaging, transportation, International. guildmarks@furnituremakers.org.uk
CAMIRA BRINGS THE COLOUR
Colour is at the heart of Camira’s fabrics, and highlights different layers and depths of colour, and and cationic parts of the polyester yarn – means
the global textile manufacturer continues to the detail beneath each individual shade. the fabric achieves two different hues of the same
demonstrate this with the launch of an extended The intricate detail of the dobby weave is colour, but in some cases two different colours,
colour palette for one of its polyester ranges. enhanced through the unique dyeing process. Using allowing greater flexibility with colour matching and
Era is a subtle, two-tone fabric with a discreet, two types of dyestuffs – which dye the disperse selection. w
baby herringbone weave offering an understated
contemporary texture, while the colouring technique
provides close-up intrigue and detail. The range has
24 new colourways bringing the total colour offering
to 44.
Era’s colour palette has been balanced with the
Harvest 9031
addition of ‘in between’ shades, consciously working
in pairings to bring fresh combinations to meet the
brighter end of the palette, with delicate tones and
gentle options as alternatives. The versatile palette
18 | Mix 187 September 2018Introducing Flexilink 555,
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MIXINSPIRED LONDON
Continuing the series of MixInspired including; Tahera Hammond, Global
seminars, the Mix team are heading Head of Workplace at Investec
to Turner & Townsend’s London Asset Management, Health &
office on 18 September to host the Wellbeing Lead at Unilever, Nikki
next event. The guest list for the Kirbell, Turner Broadcasting
event is full of leading names, such Systems’ Director EMEA Facilities
as Gensler, Aecom, Perkins + Will, Sarah Lodge and Karen Rogers,
Como, MCM, Overbury and BDG. Project Design Executive at Canary
The lucky architects, designers Wharf Group.
and property professionals who Look out for the full write up
registered in time to get themselves of the event in October’s issue!
on the guest list will be learning We’d like to thank our sponsors
all about The People Shaping of the event – Colebrook Bosson
Tomorrow’s Workplace from Saunders, Interface and Specialist
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KI’S RECORD SALES DRIVEN BY EXPANDED
EMEA PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
Since entering the UK market in company’s long-term strategy for
the 1990s, KI has steadily grown a expansion.
diverse portfolio of products across Jonathan Hindle, Group Managing
the workplace and education sectors Director, KI EMEA, comments:
in the EMEA region (Europe, Middle ‘Specifying furniture that enhances
East and Africa). In recent years, this worker and student wellbeing has
strategy of product development been a critical driver for KI’s recent
has come to fruition, with the success. Our investments in product
company registering all-time record development over recent years have
sales in July 2018. Supported by an focused on helping organisations
ongoing programme of investment meet these evolving needs, whilst
in skills, customer service, in-house offering products that remain true to
design capabilities, tooling, supply KI’s reputation for quality design and
chain and distribution partners, engineering, reliability, robustness
these strong results underline the and versatility.’ w
INVESTOR CAUTION
Some of the property investors Investment yields – which
who turn the tap on the UK’s determine how far investors are
office supply pipeline have paused prepared to risk their money – have
their investment strategies due to hardened to levels not seen since
economic uncertainty. before the 2008-12 recession. Some
Concern about rising interest rates investors see this as an alarming
– and uncertainty about Brexit – are sign and have called the top of the
to blame. market – suggesting they expect
‘Investors of all kinds say they feel the progressively worse news from now
UK economy is late-cycle – that’s the on.
view in the capital markets. Investors ‘Many investors are sitting on
their hands, waiting for clarity,’
are waiting for interest rates to rise,
Charles says.
and waiting for the Bank of England’s
For a full report on the mood
monetary policy committee to make
among the funds and investors
announcements,’ says GVA National supporting the UK office supply
Offices Director Charles Toogood. pipeline, see page 34. w
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STRIVING FORWARD
Design consultancy SoVibrant is to relocate to
Leeds as part of its ambitious growth plans. Taking
of £3m turnover with 25 staff, while the business
plans to open offices in Manchester and London in
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over 2,500 sq ft of the newly refurbished historical the next three years.
Calls Landing building, with riverside views, the As part of this growth strategy and a desire
relocation is set to be a catalyst for growth and to develop a more mature brand identity, Joint
further recruitment for the business. Managing Directors, Mike Carter and Helen Nicol,
The business, which was established nine years felt it was necessary to redefine and clarify the
ago in Harrogate and now boasts a team of 18, business proposition, which has resulted in not
made the decision to relocate to a flagship office in only a new brand but a new name. SoVibrant has
Leeds city centre to create a centre of excellence now become Strive, the new brand name is a
for collaboration, innovation and partnership reflection of a more holistic approach to projects, ISG TO REFURB
working with other strategic consultants. This is
the first step in a plan to achieve a growth target
demonstrating their end to end capabilities:
STRategic + creatIVE = STRIVE. w
HOGAN LOVELLS
ISG’s Agility business has secured a project to
refurbish the London headquarters for global law firm
Hogan Lovells. The 260,000 sq ft fit-out will take
place whilst staff continue to occupy the building.
ISG Agility, which specialises in agile and
responsive fit-out projects, will transform 12 floors
of existing office conference and support space in
partnership with tp bennett.
The fit-out will involve upgrading the existing
cellular office and open plan working environments,
and introducing new collaboration areas on each
floor. This will be complemented by the introduction
of an open plan/agile working fee-earning floor that
incorporates meeting rooms, quiet rooms and a
variety of space tailored to support modern working
practices.
On the 4th floor, ISG will install a completely
redesigned reception area, introducing a new client-
facing business lounge. On the 10th and 11th floors,
the existing auditorium will be refurbished, together
with upgrades to the client conference facilities on
levels 11 and 12. Level 12 incorporates a spacious and
high-specification bistro that offers extensive views
Everything is getting bigger these days.
OFFICE PRINCIPLES HITS 30 across the city.
Award-winning design and workplace consultancy, that creating spaces that really make a difference
Lee Phillips, Managing Director of ISG’s Cars. Train fares. The number on the bathroom scales. And now, thanks to our engineering Up to 2,600 x 1,400mm
Agility business, comments: ‘Rapid technological
Office Principles, is celebrating 30 years, recording can be achieved if we can develop a very real and
an average of 10% year on year growth in the last detailed understanding of our clients’ needs.
innovation and the changing nature of how we work know-how you can get your hands on a truly colossal flip-top table. It’s an extra-large version
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transformational change to their workspace and
Joint Managing Director, Cyril Parsons, is their office spaces be. By taking a consultative
drive a range of positive behaviours that enhance
delighted with the steady growth of the company approach, we work with our clients to create “Cirrus XL”. As is customary with Cambridge Park boardroom and conference tables, it’s
he co-founded three decades ago: ‘It’s always been spaces that measurably impact on wellbeing and
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corporate values and spirit, but is also a vibrant and
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tile designs to create a layout that pops, but that created a modern, geometric look by cutting the your entire vista with this triumph of a flip-top table.
also takes the brunt of life in breakout and desking tiles into end-to-end linked triangles in the bright
areas, where spills from cups of creative fuel are yellow of Vision, a move driven by needing to
commonplace. deliver on value. ‘We had to meet the constraints
Linsey Hart, Design Director at Officescape, tells of our budget, but wanted to incorporate a
us: ‘We wanted to achieve a modern monochrome
look as a base design and add a few interesting
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design as it allowed us to cut standard tiles on-
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… a table that works really hard. So we called ours, ‘Worktable’.
Despite the fact that the thermometer has only just dipped below the unbearable, we’re (and when we say ‘we’re’,
what we really mean is our expert colleagues in our events division) already well underway with preparations for the
Mixology North Winter Ball – and, of course, awards. That includes the exciting task of selecting our awards judges.
As many of you will be aware, we now split our panel into two, with one set of industry experts judging the projects
and related awards, and the other judging the products and their related categories.
Here is our first Fab Four – who will be tasked with judging your projects. More judges to come next month…
Stephen Hodder, Chairman, Hodder + Partners
Stephen joined Building Design Partnership in 1981 and became a member of
the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1982. He has been in practice since
1983 and formed Hodder Associates in 1992, which won the Royal Fine Art
Commission / Sunday Times Building of the Year Award for Colne Swimming
Pool in Lancashire later that year. In 1996 Hodder Associates received the
most important award in British Architecture for a single building, the inaugural
Stirling Prize for Architecture for the Centenary Building, University of Salford.
The Practice has now won over forty major awards. He was awarded an MBE
for services to architecture in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List in 1998.
Samantha Addison, Director, Colliers
Samantha Addison is a Director within the Project & Building Consultancy
division at global real estate advisor, Colliers International. She has over 25 years
of Project Management experience, successfully delivering new build and fit-out
schemes for occupiers across the UK and Europe. These include corporations
such as Shell, Microsoft, Nokia Networks, and Sky. Previously, Samantha spent
two years working for Tower Eight, where she spearheaded the company
expansion into the commercial sector, winning and delivering projects for
Centrica, Whitbread and Unite. She also held positions at JLL for 18 years.
Atul Bansal, Co-Founder, Sheila Bird Group
With 30 years’ experience in interior design and fit-out, Atul takes an innovative approach
to design, which stems from an understanding of interaction and use of the workplace and
how it is directly linked to productivity and the thought generation. He hates ‘trends’ and is
passionate about breaking habits that restrict how people work. Offering truly independent
interior design advice, Atul is driven by the challenge of the brief rather than the size of the
client, therefore engaging with small start-ups through to large PLCs. Atul advises well-known
companies across the UK, including Manchester Science Partnerships, Bruntwood, Alliance,
Dentsu Aegis Networks and Patrizia. Atul has a passion for travel and architecture and is a
keen freehand sketch artist.
Paul Munro, Regional Director, ISG
Paul is approaching 30 years of major construction project experience. Paul
Rawside Furniture is a London-based, designer, builder and joined ISG in 2017 to lead the North West business, which carries out new
build, refurbishment and fit-out projects across the region. Recently completed
lover of the most practical office furniture on Planet Earth projects include the £13 million refurbishment of Manchester Corn Exchange
for hotel operator Roomzzz and the £39 million redevelopment of Liverpool
Winner of the Mixology 2018 Manufacturer of the Year Award Lime Street. ISG is a global construction services company, fuelled by an
ideas-driven culture to deliver places that help people and businesses thrive.
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5. Flotex by Starck D AVISON
GREAT A collaboration between Philippe Starck and Forbo Flooring Systems, the
Flotex by Starck collection challenges traditional perceptions in terms of
H IGHLEY
PHILIPPE STARCK
flooring design. Thanks to advances in technology, this unique composition
offers both textile elements and acoustic properties. Starck’s designs bring
a human element to a technical product where the whole graphic and
DESIGNS visual work is focused on developing a movement. The unique flooring, in
three different designs – Vortex, Artist and Twilight – offers a multiplicity of
patterns and possibilities, colours and combinations.
Renowned French creator Philippe Starck has been drawing up
unconventional ideas for the last four decades. One of the most influential
designers of the modern era, his creative vision has led to thousands
of cutting-edge interior, product, industrial and architectural projects.
Here, Forbo Flooring Systems explores seven of Starck’s most
iconic creations.
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1. Kartell La Marie Chair
As the world’s first completely transparent
WUND E RWAL L
chair made from a single polycarbonate
mould, La Marie combines ergonomic design
with an exceptionally robust structure to
6. Microsoft Optical Mouse
produce a strong, simple, lightweight and
Microsoft’s first designer mouse is an innovative combination of both
shock resistant chair. Designed for use both
performance and art. The stylish optical mouse features two buttons
indoors and outdoors, the La
4. Alessi Juicy Salif Citrus Squeezer separated by a lighted strip, a scroll wheel and a unique,
Marie brings airiness to a
The pioneering citrus squeezer remains curving hemisphere. The ambidextrous design
clean, modern space with
one of the most popular and recognisable delivers comfort for both left and right
the vibrant shades adding
items from the Alessi range. The distinctive hand users, while the aim of the
a pop of colour to any
3. Asahi Beer Hall elongated shape of the product comes designer mouse is to allow users
minimalistic scheme. CLOVERLEAF BLOID
Also known as the Super Dry Hall, one of Tokyo’s most notable from an intuitive idea that came to Starck to express their personalities
landmarks is famous for the golden ‘Asahi Flame’ on top of while he was on holiday in Italy. Squeezing through the products that they
the shiny black building. The unusual but striking piece of lemon juice onto his calamari, Starck use each and every day.
architecture is located close to Asakusa, on the east bank of started doodling on a napkin – it was a
the Sumida River, where it is impossible to miss. The golden lemon squeezer in the shape of a squid!
structure is said to symbolise the burning heart of Asahi Beer, The drawing was very similar to the
with the gold leaf finish of the flame gleaming by day and finished product and now that napkin sits 7. Sailing Yacht A
illuminating by night. proudly in the Alessi museum. The 468ft-long vessel with three 300ft masts makes Sailing Yacht A the
A LLSORT S
largest of her kind. Worth over £360million and described as ‘the most
futuristic yacht ever built’, this ultimate embodiment of German super yachts
was built for the 22nd century. The ship design challenges the expectations
of conventional aesthetics with unique features such as an underwater
observation pod, state-of-the-art navigation systems, a helipad on the bow,
garages for four vehicles and a glass hall.
2. Maison Heler Metz, France
In the heart of the newly developed Quarter de l’Amphithéâtre, Maison
Heler Metz will be the first hotel entirely created and developed from
the ground up. Maison Heler will be part of the Hilton Group’s Curio Davison Highley London,
Collection, a portfolio of nearly 50 upscale hotels handpicked for their Lower Ground Floor, The Old Brewery,
character and personality. The unique phantasmagoric 14-storey hotel will 16 Brewhouse Yard, Clerkenwell, London, EC1V 4LJ
compromise a monolithic building topped by an 18th century traditional
Alsatian home. The 119 guest rooms and suites are accompanied by a www.davisonhighley.co.uk
rooftop terrace with a garden and have views overlooking the city.
+44 ( 0 ) 207 871 1089 I magic@davisonhighley.co.uk
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Ethics Family Focus Detail
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Design Capability Design
WHO PAYS FOR Respect Business Craftsman
THE FREE LUNCH?
Expert Craftsmanship Quality
Collaboration Global
Steve Gale asks if corporate kindness is killing the community
Expert
Capability Delivery Team
A Ethics Dynamic
t the beginning of August this year But the optimism has ebbed as businesses that
Detail Focus Family Collaboration
Nellie Bowles wrote in the New York invested to serve the mainly young workforce have
These tech Times: 'The corporate campuses of the
Bay Area’s technology companies have
struggled and failed. Restaurants, bars and markets
glean slim pickings from subsidised workers. It is
companies have
Int
become independent fiefs with dry cleaning, gyms, hard to compete with free.
Craftsmanship
doctors, shuttle buses and bountiful free meals, This imbalance has become a voting issue in some
decided to leave made by the best chefs poached from the region’s
famous restaurants.'
places to the point where Mountain View in the Bay
Area has granted planning permission to Facebook
Business Leadership
their suburban
Dynamic Inspi
In the technology sector this is common to the on condition that it severely limits the provision of
campuses because point of being normal in Silicon Valley, and many subsidised food. They have barred free meals to give
campuses are relocating into the city, away from local stores a sporting chance. In San Francisco itself,
Collaboration
Design Leade
their employees the leafy suburbs. We see it now in the UK – and
particularly in London. The reason for these
a much wider ordnance has just been introduced to
persuade tech companies to do the same – to force Expert
want to be in the benefits is partly to encourage people to spend workers out of their subsidised or free cafeterias and
Delivery Global
Inspiration Respect Ethics Fam
more time at work, and partly to persuade people onto the street into local restaurants.
city, and yet the irony to join up and stay once enrolled.
Journalists usually trace the origin of the tech
Not all tech companies indulge. Zendesk holds
back and recommends local eateries, and each
is, they come to the free lunch to Google, and now any firm wanting week pays a team to try out a new neighbourhood
Team
Quality Collaboration Design Fo
restaurant. Salesforce, one of the first and biggest
city and are creating to compete for talent has adopted a version of the
high quality food offer and other services normally tech employers in San Francisco, has resisted
isolated, walled-off found in the high street. What could possibly be subsidised cafeterias but is worried about the effect
wrong with such kindness? on recruitment.
campuses As a potential employee, it is hard to imagine a On top of these rather commercial issues are
Integrity Capability
Dynamic
Respect
more spiritual questions about how desirable it is
Ethics
downside. When I discuss this with colleagues at
to remove so much risk from adult workers, treating
Busin
work, especially single people hovering under and
Expert
around 30 years old, they usually express envy and them like school children who need looking after. The
would love not to pay for food, waste time finding word 'institution' sounds a bit derogatory, but they
do have many institutional characteristics. A San
Leadership
Dynamic Inspiration
a gym, or cook lunches at home. However, people
Quality
outside see real problems – and there is a growing Francisco city supervisor put it nicely, 'These tech
reaction to the idea. companies have decided to leave their suburban
We are specialist. Capabilit
Leadership Integrity Detail F
In the workplace, community usually means the campuses because their employees want to be in
the city, and yet the irony is, they come to the city
collection of employees in one location, but outside
and are creating isolated, walled-off campuses.'
it means the people you share your living space or
Leslie Berlin, Project Historian for the Silicon
town with. Now members of the greater community
Valley Archives at Stanford University, wonders if
are feeling unwanted pressure from the isolated
Ethics Family Focus Detail
employees are losing out because of a reduced
workplace version. A regiment of several thousand
engagement with the city community they claim to
workers fed handsomely for free are not going to
love – and calls the campuses 'siloed monocultures'.
Design Capability Craftsm
leave the office to pay for the same on the street.
Most historians view the 19th century worker
When a campus is a long drive from the nearest
communities in the UK as relics of authoritarian
town, these perks make sense, but in a city, local
utopia, powered by religious and social ideals, but
businesses lose out. An early adopter of the inner
restricting freedom and choice. Can we learn from
city HQ in San Francisco was Twitter in 2011, and
these and the experiments in Silicon Valley? w
Collab
other big names have followed. Generous tax
Respect Expert
breaks encouraged new blood to seed the area’s
Business
Expert Craftsmanship Inspirat
run-down commercial scene, and even promote Steve Gale is Head of Business Intelligence
apartment building. at M Moser Associates. SteveG@mmoser.com
Collaboration Global Delivery
www.sjg.co.uk
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MATERIAL
MATTERS
In this month’s Material Matters, the team of experts at Material Lab focuses on surfaces
inspired by nature and materials that bring the external environment into our interiors.
www.material-lab.co.uk
1. Eve Campbell
Printed textile designer Eve Campbell captures
the transient nature of surface and form of
Scotland’s West Coast. Eve’s designs were
inspired by the Scottish ‘tundra’ – with lichens
and mosses growing on rocks and plants,
revealing a delicate intricacy and demonstrating
a resiliency to survive and thrive. The work
creates surface pattern that is designed to exist in
man-made environments and bring nature as an
abstract form to people’s lives.
evecampbell1@hotmail.co.uk
2. Innerspace Cheshire
Helping to deliver biophilic design solutions is 3
Innerspace with its range of natural mosses.
Made by hand in the company’s workshop
in Cheshire, the real preserved moss can be
adapted to different projects by adding other
preserved plants and materials, such as bark
Treehouse by or flowers. Another added benefit is that this
amazing material does not need any maintenance
or watering and won’t harbour insects or pests.
1 www.innerspacecheshire.co.uk
The right option whichever way you look at it 3. Buckingham
Inspired by the beauty of natural stone,
Buckingham allows for stunning wall and floor
finishes but with the durability and maintenance
free characteristics of porcelain. The material is
characterised with striking veins, which adds subtle
detail to the overall aesthetic. Available in several
sizes up to 1,200 x 1,200mm, the product is perfect
for residential and commercial project alike.
www.johnson-tiles.com
4. Jessica Gray – Siam Botanicals
Siam Botanicals is inspired by Jessica’s 4
experiences and memories of growing up in
Bangkok and extensively visiting the country
2 of Thailand. The project incorporates Buddhist
architectural geometrics and textures with the
flora and fauna of Thailand. The luxury interior
collection consists of striking imagery and an
intense use of colour and scale.
jessica.gray10@hotmail.com
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DESERT ISLAND DESKS Large
Maglite
Tony Antoniou has been in the LED torch
office furniture industry since 1987, If I am being practical then I can’t
founding Rainbow in 1990. go away without one of these and I
He has worked with many global corporate brands and SME’s think they make the best torches.
Well designed, so easy to hold, very
over the years and delivering a successful project is still as
bright, plus they are extremely
exciting for him now as it was when he started.
sturdy, so I can use it to dispatch
Tony believes in long term business relationships, not short
the fish once I’ve caught
term profit, and the fact he has many clients who have worked them – ready to go on to my
with him for over 18 years is testament to the fact he delivers Foukou. I have tried to
on that promise. think about this!
My Wife B&O PLAY Beolit 15
I am not sure if I am allowed but my This is a fantastic Bluetooth speaker. It
wife would be my first choice without has such depth of sound for a relatively
question. I married my childhood small speaker. It’s so clear with great
sweetheart and we have been together bass, is totally portable and it looks
for 33 incredible years now. She has amazing. I often use this at home in
given me three wonderful children and preference to turning on the larger
Kindle
I love reading books, especially when
we’ve been through so much together. sound system, plus I can just carry it
I am away relaxing. I’m not the fastest
I can only really enjoy an experience or an into the garden. I love it!
reader but if I’m trapped on an island then
event if I am sharing it with her.
I’ll have plenty of time and so will need plenty
of books. Totally impractical to take a lorry load,
Foukou Pen and Paper much better to take a single Kindle, which will
Being half-Greek, eating is my life and So important to keep my sanity and being
provide me with loads of material. I’ll be sure to
a Foukou is what the Greeks use to able to write things down helps you
load up a couple of Bear Grylls books before I
BBQ. It’s a rite of passage that all feel better, whether it’s your thoughts,
go because they will definitely come in useful!
Greeks must know how to prepare a your feelings, drawing, making lists,
good charcoal BBQ – gas just doesn’t writing a novel, making a diary, making
cut it – to cook the perfect and most notes of things to do or things you’ve My tracks:
succulent food on it. Contrary to popular done, playing hangman or boxes with my It’s extremely difficult for anyone to
belief it’s not just meat we BBQ (although it wife – if she’s allowed on the island…and, narrow down 50 years of listening to
is mostly!), we also use it for Haloumi, corn of course, how can I put a message in a bottle music down to just five tracks. I have
spent a long time thinking about it
on the cob, mushrooms and fish – perfect without a pen and paper? Sadly, it will most likely and got nowhere, so I decided to
for a desert Island! be a plastic bottle that washes up on shore! write them down quickly instead!
Samuel Barber – Agnus Dei,
Apple iPod Mini 2nd Pack of Cards Adagio for Strings (choral version)
generation Even with all today's tech gadgets and – Probably the most beautiful piece
of music I have ever heard. Everyone
Beautiful piece of design and computer games, I never go away knows the original but this piece proves
engineering, it’s amazing. Whilst without a pack of cards. They don’t that the human voice is the most wonderful
I appreciate the convenience and need charging, are instant and provide instrument on the planet – when used properly!
benefits of the new smartphones and hours of fun. It’s always better with two Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force –
tablets, I don’t like the fact you are or more people of course but there are Planet Rock – takes me back to my school
days.
always in touch and online. The iPod so many patience games you can play,
Mini holds so many songs, it can also catch so even if my wife’s not allowed to join me, Coldplay – Fix You.
videos, it’s extremely light and portable they can still occupy my time. I made a point of George Michael (with Mary J. Blige)
London Showroom
and it’s also very reliable. I have to have ensuring my children appreciate the joy a pack of – As – my favourite male singer.
The Gallery, 21-22 Great Sutton St. EC1V 0DY
something to play my music on – although it cards can bring and we are always playing card Sade – By Your Side – my favourite female /
singer, simply amazing. Manufacture/Showroom
will have to be via a cable connection! games at home – not for money though!
Chesford Grange, Warrington, Cheshire, WA1 4RQ
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