Month: October 2013

• Bristol has the chance to become a global leader in the development of smart cities

  Posted on October 24, 2013 by Charles Marks

  There is a great deal of talk about the growing urbanisation of the world right now, and its effects on societies, economies and individuals. The numbers are of people involved are daunting, especially in the developing world where many countries are experiencing the sort of upheaval we in Britain experienced nearly 300 years ago. But […]

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• Don’t underestimate the power of biomimicry in office design

  Posted on October 24, 2013 by Paul Goodchild

  It’s easy to underestimate the role that biomimicry can play in interior design and architecture. This is usually based on some idea that when it comes to copying nature in a product, it’s simply about reproducing natural images. By replicating the things we see in the natural world, we are able to evoke primal associations […]

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• Co-working is very much an idea whose time has come

  Posted on October 9, 2013 by Paul Goodchild

  One of the surest signs that the time for a idea particular idea has come, is when people apply it instinctively, without knowing what it is called or the jargon behind it. The greatest example I can think of to illustrate this right now is the idea of co-working.This is a form of working that […]

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