Chancery Lane, London, United Kingdom
Chancery House
A deep retrofit that reconnects a fragmented office as a flexible, hospitality-led workplace in central London.
EP 023323 January 2025 · 40 min
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Office design has changed sharply since the pandemic, but the real question is not whether offices still matter. It is what kind of workplace is worth travelling for.
Stephen Drew speaks with Hollie Welch, Associate Director at dMFK, about commercial office design, changing workplace expectations, sustainability, team culture and how practices can make offices work harder for the people using them.
The conversation covers:
How commercial office design has changed since the pandemic
Why user experience and staff attraction now matter more in workplace projects
How sustainability is shaping office design decisions
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Chancery Lane, London, United Kingdom
A deep retrofit that reconnects a fragmented office as a flexible, hospitality-led workplace in central London.
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