Arcadis’ new London HQ: What goes into a post-covid office

By Jordan Marshall2021-02-25T06:00:00

TP Bennett's EightyFen building in the City of London

Source: Hufton + Crow

The hybrid work model has arrived - with fewer desks but a big focus on smart tech and wellbeing

As Boris Johnson announced plans for how the country will slowly emerge from lockdown over the next four months on Monday business leaders turned their heads to how they could get their employees back into offices. Conversations around what the new normal for working will be have, in many cases, been going on for months - with firms looking at how changing work habits and safety requirements will impact the physical asset needs of the business. This is where Sarah-Jane Osborne enters the picture.

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