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Innovation through inclusive design. 🎀 Redesigning workspaces isn’t just about furniture; it’s about creating environments where people can thrive. In this week’s Space by Stansons episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Matt Osborne, Head of Furniture at AIS. In this discussion, we explored: ✨ Using design to foster collaboration and well-being. ✨ Incorporating neurodiversity to create inclusive workplaces. ✨ Why flexible and sustainable furniture is the future of Office Design. If you're passionate about workplace innovation, design, or sustainability, this episode is packed with valuable insights! Links to the episode are in the comments.

Our teaser with Matt Osbourne is out today - full episode coming next week! Attracting and retaining a young workforce requires more than just an office space. It’s about creating spaces that inspire. In next week’s episode of Space by Stansons, Matt Osborne explores how versatile and neurodiverse spaces are reshaping workplace design to appeal to the next generation of talent. We discussed: - The importance of flexible furniture and activity-specific spaces - How diverse work settings enhance engagement and productivity - Why traditional offices are no longer enough to attract young professional If you’re passionate about workplace design or talent retention, this episode offers invaluable insights! Links to the episode are in the comments.

Innovation is progress in the face of tradition. There are no half-measures.  In this week’s Space episode by Stansons, we had the pleasure of speaking with Shaun Simons, Founder of Compton. In this discussion, we explored: - The vision behind Compton and redefining commercial real estate - The power of in-office culture in fostering collaboration and growth - How bold branding and storytelling transform spaces into experiences - Why simplifying complex narratives helps consumers make better decisions If you're passionate about real estate, branding, or leadership, this episode is packed with valuable insights! Links to the episode are in the comments:

Coming 14_01_25 wherever you listen to podcasts: In-person collaboration will always trump remote work. The global economy has been built on in-person collaboration. Do you know why? Because it works. In-person organisations have: - Collaborative culture - Effective onboarding processes - Stronger teammate relationships  - Professional development programs Now there are situations where remote work makes sense. I get it. In this week's episode of Space by Stansons, our guest Shaun Simons Founder of Compton explored the importance of in-person collaboration. If you’re interested in real estate, branding, or leadership, you won’t want to miss this one!

Now Live 🎙️ Ana Rita Martins, Sustainability Lead at MCM. "As Architects it is in our hands to create a space that has an impact on how people feel" Ana Rita Martins is an architect specializing in sustainability—what she refers to as regenerative design. She is well-known for her innovative approach and the transformative effects she brings to the businesses she collaborates with. Firmly believing that environmental and social sustainability should be central to all architecture and interior design, Ana Rita incorporates cutting-edge solutions into her projects while ensuring their lasting integration into sustainable strategies for companies and their employees. Ana Rita shares how she faced scepticism early on when advocating for sustainability, but persevered to make it a core part of the design process. She talks about MCM's office as a "project win" that showcases their circular, sustainable approach. Listen to the full episode - Link in comments 👇

AI-mazing Workplace Design, in conversation with Gensler and Google. "Stay curious, experiment, and find ways to leverage AI that empower your unique human skills and expertise" 🚶🏽What are some practical steps people can take to upskill and explore AI in their work? Unlocking the Future: Exploring the Intersection of AI and Design In a captivating panel discussion, we delved into the rapidly evolving world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its profound impact on the design industry. The session brought together two esteemed experts – Lucrezia Noli, an AI Architect at Google, and Hamza Shaikh, a Digital Artist and Architect from the renowned design firm, Gensler. Listen to the full episode - Link in comments 👇

Now Live 🎙️ Julian de Metz, Founding Director of dMFK. "There's a poetry that not in a building that not everybody gets"  ✏️How he got started and set up dMFK ? 🔮 What future project would you be excited about? In the world of design, the focus often shifts towards the aesthetics, materials, and technical specifications of a space. However, the true essence of great design lies in its ability to cater to the human experience. In this insightful podcast episode we dive deep into the design philosophy of Julian, the founding director of the acclaimed architecture firm dMFK. Julian, a third-generation architect, trained at Moshe Safdie Associates in Boston and ORMS Architects in London before collaborating with his father on London projects. In 1998, he founded de Metz Architects, later forming dMFK with Paul Forbes and Ben Knight to ensure strong director involvement in all projects. He specializes in challenging contexts and renovation, focusing on community consultation and the planning process. Currently, he oversees various large projects, including student housing and heritage restoration. Julian is also an RIBA external examiner and a part-time lecturer at Westminster University. Listen to the full episode via the link in comments 👇

All hail… “Kingdom Street “ by Thirdway . A contemporary office space designed to foster a sense of openness, collaboration and comfort. The interior design focuses on clean lines, natural materials and a neutral colour palette. Thus creating a calm and inviting atmosphere. Design elements like flexible partitioning, acoustic treatments and innovative ceiling features contribute to both aesthetic appeal and functionality. This supports a variety of work modes from formal meetings to casual interactions. #officedesign #workplace #office #officefurniture #interiordesign

Now Live 🎙️ Greta Kriovaite, Design Principal at Woodalls.  "Limitation is the mother of creativity." In the latest episode of the "Space by Stansons" podcast, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Greta, the design principal at Woodalls, to delve into her experiences, insights, and dreams for the future of the design industry. This captivating conversation touched on a range of topics, from Greta's early career memories to her current projects and her vision for the ultimate workspace. Listen to the full episode on Spotify - Link in comments below 👇

Pumpkins and Petals Autumn workshop! Beautiful pumpkins all round with Quarterback 🍂🍁 #creativity #recharge #teambonding If you want to book your team in for the event please contact Natalia Termena 😊💕