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The buildings now boast a range of work spaces all of which offer large, open plan, highly efficient floor plates, and contain elegant, stylish break-out spaces.

The mill has been sensitively restored with many of its original features retained and incorporated skilfully into the new design.

This stunning Grade II Listed building has been regenerated to provide unique, Grade A office space fit for the needs of any modern business.

Known as the ‘Parliament of the cotton lords’, the Royal Exchange in Manchester is a Grade II listed building and is truly a piece of the city’s history. Set within Manchester’s bustling retail heart just off St. Ann’s Square, it was first established in 1729.

We’re lucky that our home city is bursting with beautiful heritage buildings. As the birthplace of the industrial revolution, Manchester has a fascinating industrial history. Victorian-era buildings, usually seven or eight stories high with imposing façades, dominate areas of the city centre, while cotton mill complexes and warehouses survive on the fringes, many of which present exciting opportunities to be returned to their former glory.

Here we consider just a few of these factors, which often get overlooked when it comes to workplace design, but are crucial to supporting employee wellbeing and ultimately improving business success.

There is no doubt that challenges lie ahead and that post-pandemic workplaces will be distinctly different from the ones that we left behind in March.

"I wouldn’t be where I am today without the guidance from my teachers and advice from colleagues I’ve met along the way."

Overwhelming evidence demonstrates that office design impacts the health, wellbeing and productivity of its occupants.