Welcome to our London studio
London has long been considered the design capital of the world, and our studio is perfectly placed in the heart of the action. Sitting at the boundary between the fast-paced City of London and the eclectic melting pot of the East, our studio is a microcosm of the city itself. We bring the energy and flair of London through our doors—it’s a place where diversity thrives, collaboration is key, and design excellence leads the way.
The White Chapel Building
10 Whitechapel High Street
London, United Kingdom E1 8QS
t +44 20 7466 1000
f +44 20 7466 1050
How are European real estate developers and investors sizing up both the hurdles and opportunities in the life sciences sector?
We’re proud to have been part of the latest research report from ULI Europe, presenting an overview and insights about trends, drivers, and leading approaches on the life sciences sector in the real estate industry in Europe.
We are a global collective of like-minded practices that have come together to deliver international best practice. The Network was born from a desire to serve clients better by harnessing our shared philosophy and wide-ranging expertise to seamlessly deliver projects for our clients across many countries and cultures. Find out more here: www.ideanetwork.global
Ahead of joining The Virtual Interiors Event panel discussion on Wednesday 24th February, our Principal and Design Director Linzi Cassels chatted with the event founder Beth Harrison about what the future may bring when it comes to interiors, climate change and COVID-19.
The impact of climate change is being felt globally. To protect our planet, and meet government targets, we have to act now. But the interiors, fit out, and refurbishment industry is already behind.
For the majority of interiors projects it is currently not possible to deliver a net-zero embodied carbon scheme, but we need to figure out how we can.
This manifesto sets out our journey to achieving the net-zero embodied carbon targets for interiors projects, and the key milestones we will use to track our progress along the way.
We must be agents for change, and take an inclusive approach to engage with our industry to see how, together, we can deliver net-zero interiors.
We hope you will join us, starting now.
Moderated by Jack Pringle, EMEA Regional Director, and Principal Adam Strudwick across two sessions, we held our latest webinar in the Future Dialogues series, drawing on our recent Road Map for Return document and AT HOME survey, to explore what will happen next for the future of the workspace in a post-Covid-19 world.
Our Perkins&Will speaker panel included Natalie Smith, Associate Principal of Workplace Strategy, Carlotta Dove, Organisational Psychologist, also from our Workplace Consultancy team, and Linzi Cassels, Principal and Design Director for Interiors.
Road Map for Return
Organisations are working towards a phased approach to returning to offices during the response to COVID-19.
We are partnering with clients to help them navigate a road map for safe return that requires a multifaceted approach to planning and change.
Grounded in public health guidance, these guidelines aim to support our clients in planning a safe, healthy, and resilient return to the office.
Welcome to Our New Irish Team
As part of our plan to meet Irish clients where they are—and to provide local project oversight backed by global design resources—we are pleased to announce our expansion into the capital city of Ireland.
Our new Dublin practice will be co-led by interior designer Justin Treacy, who recently joined the firm as principal, and architect Lydia Collis, an associate principal and recent graduate of the University College Dublin’s Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School.
Our expansion into Ireland’s capital reflects its commitment to Dublin and the surrounding region, and we are excited to embark on this new chapter in our firm’s history.
Completed in collaboration with property consultants Bidwells and strategic consultancy Blackstock, the report highlights the economic potential of the Oxford-Cambridge Arc. It sets out policies aimed at spurring regeneration in the area, which can also have positive implications for the rest of England.
On Friday 11th December Adam Strudwick from our London interiors team spoke to Marcus Fairs, Editor-in-Chief at Dezeen, and Myriam Tryjefaczka from Tarkett about the Circular Economy and the journey towards Carbon Neutral buildings.