Why Placement Schemes Matter in Design
There's a moment every design student hits - when university briefs give way to live projects, real clients and the pace of studio life. It's exciting. It's also intimidating. Which is exactly why good placements matter.
Workplace Creations announces Board appointment amid 43% growth forecast
Beyond the Finished Design: Bringing Workplace Branding to Life at Kingsley Napley
Welcome to 235 High Holborn
At Lincoln Works, 235 High Holborn, we’re transforming an Art Deco building into six private HQ offices, with a shared lounge and events space.
Manchester Massive
Introducing Forvis Mazars new 26,000 sq ft Manchester office.
Workplace Creations X Reigate Grammer
Last week, we welcomed Sixth Form Art and DT students from Reigate Grammar into our new space for an evening of ideas, creativity and a glimpse into the world of workplace design.
A decade of design, detail and Nick Wood.
This week, we’re celebrating Nick’s 10-year milestone with Workplace Creations.
Roll Up, Roll Up!
Last night, we took the whole team to Fair Game for an evening of fairground games, food, drinks and, as it turns out, some very serious competition.
Bermondsey Street Festival 2026
On Saturday, we opened our doors for the second year running as part of Bermondsey Street Festival, welcoming the local community in and raising money for our charity partner, Demelza.
Finalist. Rising Star. NextGen Awards.
We're incredibly proud to share that Maisie has been named a finalist for the BCO NextGen Rising Star London & South East Award 2026.
That's a Wrap!
Setting off from Brussels, the team cycled through Belgium, France and back into the UK, before finishing in Sittingbourne.
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