Our design of the new Care and Rehabilitation Centre for Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People (QEF) fosters a strong connection with its surrounding woodland landscape.
Corporate occupiers face an uphill battle to attract people back to the workplace. Director John Avery argues that taking a long-term, experience-focused approach is key to making the office return a success.
We have a responsibility to articulate the benefits of sustainable architecture and deliver energy efficient buildings for our clients. We are also looking at our own operations and are actively working towards becoming a Net Zero business.
Vote for your favourite interior projects that are up for SBID International Design Awards this year. LOM’s project The Living Rooms is shortlisted for the office category.
LOM director Richard Hutchinson spoke to NLA’s curator-in-chief Peter Murray on the return to the workplace and the benefits of retrofit.
Covid-19 has challenged how we see, use and enjoy our homes. It has also taken its toll on our urban centres. Director Simon Bird considers the extended permitted development rights and why residential should be part of the solution for re-energising our city centres and high streets.
The Living Rooms has been shortlisted for Project of the Year – Workplace Interiors at the Mixology Awards 2020.
COVID-19 has been a catalyst for rapid transformation in working practices. But what happens next? LOM`s directors share their ideas in our future workplace whitepaper.
Covid-19 has been a litmus test of office adaption. LOM director Richard Hutchinson looks at how we can accommodate future change in the workplace, and why flexibility is key if today’s real estate is to stand the test – and shocks – of time.
LOM has again been ranked amongst the UK’s leading architects in the AJ100.
The era of dispersed working is here. LOM director Simon Marett looks at how we should define the new purpose of the workplace, and why it will be better for both businesses and staff.
It’s time for offices to adapt not die – John Avery takes a look at how COVID-19 is prompting occupiers to question what they really want and how flexibility is going to shape future workplace strategies.
We outline some of the key issues that have emerged since the COVID-19 lockdown began and what we currently think their influence will be on the workplaces of tomorrow.
Take LOM`s short working from home survey to help shape better workplaces in the future.
How to create the optimal environment to work from home and maintain your productivity, health and wellbeing.
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