London, United Kingdom
Banking Circle London
A 20,000 sq ft workplace at 68 King William Street, shaped around connection, hospitality and flexible ways of working.
EP 022218 November 2024 · 59 min
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The future of workplace design is not about forcing people back to desks. It is about creating offices that are useful, attractive and genuinely worth leaving home for.
Stephen Drew speaks with Greta Kriovaite, Design Principal at Woodalls, about post-pandemic workplace design, collaboration, focus, AI and how offices can support people rather than just house them.
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What makes a workplace feel useful and inspiring
How office design has changed since the pandemic
Why collaboration, focus and comfort need to be balanced
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Stephen Drew
Hello everyone and welcome to an Architecture Social special. Today, we're going not only in the world of architecture, but in the world of interior design, and all those places that you were before in the pandemic, and are now returning to, these special spaces that we spend most of our lives. So they better be good, right?
I think we need to have an expert here, someone that understands commercial spaces, and what that is going to look like in this continuing, evolving, post pandemic world. And on that note, I've got the amazing Greta Kay, as I call her. Greta Kay? Get my Bartlett bell ready. Greta Kay? Who is Design Principal at Woodall's.
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