How to bridge the office gap

Article Abstract:

Businesses are reorganising more and most companies will relocate several times in their lifetime in a bid to become more efficient and flexible. Disruption during a relocation can be minimised if clients understand what each stage of the process involves. Advisers need to know the main reasons why the client wants to relocate and should also look for other, less publicized motives. The role of the office move advisor is further discussed.

Methods, Practice, Real estate industry, Business relocation

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Log on, chill out trend spurs space rethink

Article Abstract:

Research undertaken in the US indicates that New Economy workers expect their working environment to be attractive and enjoyable. They want to be able to combine work and leisure activities and expect safe, light offices. There is also a growing recognition in the UK that employees need a more flexible, more attractive working environment.

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Designer labelling

Article Abstract:

The British Council for Offices Guide 2000 is a key reference source for office specification. It addresses a very complex subject in a very readable way. However, the level of detail is variable.

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