Open collaboration: Conran and Partners' London HQ addresses employees’ changing needs
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Location
Clerkenwell, London, UK
Client
Client
Lighting
To draw employees in after two years of remote work, Conran and Partners prioritized connection, comfort and collaboration in the new workspace design.
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