View Designing a neurodiverse workplace

Designing a neurodiverse workplace

Businesses are realising the advantages of a neurodiverse workforce – and the importance of design in unlocking this. LOM's associates explore the fundamentals of designing neurodiverse workspaces that can...

View COP26 and net zero: If not now, then when?

COP26 and net zero: If not now, then when?

LOM is a net zero practice committed to keeping global heating below 1.5ᴼC. Our global leaders must take the lead from businesses and do the same before it’s too...

View Santander Unity Place shortlisted for World Architecture Festival award

Santander Unity Place shortlisted for World Architecture Festival award

LOM’s design for Santander’s new Milton Keynes workplace campus and UK HQ has been shortlisted for a prestigious global architecture award.

View Bath Road co-living scheme allowed by Planning Inspectorate

Bath Road co-living scheme allowed by Planning Inspectorate

The landmark co-living scheme will play a vital role in Hounslow’s regeneration and provide much needed quality housing for young flatsharers.

View LOM achieve Net Zero operational carbon emissions

LOM achieve Net Zero operational carbon emissions

As the practice is certified as net zero for direct emissions, LOM looks at why this is only the beginning, and what’s next on the path to greater sustainability.

View Behind the façade – designing Unity Place

Behind the façade – designing Unity Place

As manufacture of the façade begins, LOM explores the background behind its design for Santander’s landmark new UK headquarters in Milton Keynes.

View Post-Covid, co-living can help solve the housing crisis

Post-Covid, co-living can help solve the housing crisis

We should take this opportunity to rethink how we live – and exploring co-living models is central to that.

View To get serious about net zero, we need to focus on specification

To get serious about net zero, we need to focus on specification

What we build and how we build it is pivotal to tackling the climate crisis.

View 2021 will be the year of the experiential office

2021 will be the year of the experiential office

Looking ahead to the post-pandemic workplace, LOM reflects on the importance of designing the office to enhance and vary the employee experience.

View Merry Christmas and best wishes for 2021

Merry Christmas and best wishes for 2021

The LOM team are ending the year on a positive note by sharing some of our highlights.

View Looking ahead to 2021 – our hopes and predictions

Looking ahead to 2021 – our hopes and predictions

LOM's directors share their views on some of the key built environment trends, what clients are looking for and their aspirations for the year ahead.

View What will drive workplace spending in 2021?

What will drive workplace spending in 2021?

With so much commercial office development and corporate decision-making put on ice this year, LOM takes stock of what’s going to shape occupier investment in 2021.

View Webinar: The office in the age of a dispersed workforce

Webinar: The office in the age of a dispersed workforce

How businesses are handling a more dispersed workforce and the impact this will have on their operations and office design.

View Designing for net zero – it all starts with definition

Designing for net zero – it all starts with definition

Architects have a key role to play in delivering net zero design, but to be sustainable in the truest sense, we need to ensure we are considering the whole...

View Evolving workplaces: preparing for a successful return to the office

Evolving workplaces: preparing for a successful return to the office

Our latest report looks at what corporate occupiers should be implementing now to support a safe and re-energising transition back to the office.

View Webinar: Come together – the design that will define the future of the office

Webinar: Come together – the design that will define the future of the office

Watch Bisnow’s latest webinar on the future of the office featuring with an expert panel including LOM director John Avery.

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