A Sensitive Transformation With its iconic presence on Bloomsbury Square, Victoria House enjoys a rich history, heritage, and exceptional architectural beauty. However, inside, a sensitive transformation is underway to create a one-of-a-kind ecosystem for London’s Life Sciences and Technology start-ups and scale-ups. The stunning atrium is at the heart of the building creating a memorable […] The post From History to Cutting-Edge: A tour of Victoria House appeared first on ..read more

A Legacy Rooted in Industry In the annals of London’s industrial history, the story of Regent’s Wharf is one of resilience, adaptation, and innovation. The Industrial Revolution and the birth of North London’s railway network, made Regent’s Canal a lifeline for the city. Originating from Paddington and extending to Camden Town before reaching the Thames […] The post Regent’s Wharf: Where History Meets Innovation appeared first on ..read more

In property marketing and leasing, this is where information design and infographics come into play. These tools have the power to transform complex information into clear, engaging, and memorable visual narratives. In this blog post, we explore four uses of infographics, shedding light on the value they bring to our clients! Making the Dull, Delightful: […] The post The Power of Infographics: Unlocking the Potential of Visual Communication appeared first on ..read more

Opening up to the Public Public’s connections to transport are unparalleled, just 1 minute away from the train, bus, metro, and freeway, with private underground parking. Yet, there was an opportunity to make it even more inviting. The new name, ‘Public,’ not only references the building’s advantageous location but also the new ‘public garden’ on […] The post Public: Where Scandinavian Design Meets Timeless Luxury appeared first on ..read more

Entice – Creating Excitement To capture your audience’s attention, it is crucial to entice them right from the start. By understanding the purpose of your animation and creating a sense of anticipation, you can ignite curiosity and generate excitement. Learn how to leverage the fear of missing out and pique the curiosity of the viewers, […] The post Elevate Your Content: Exploring the 4 E’s of Excellent Animations appeared first on ..read more

Connecting the Dots: The Inception and Evolution of Haga Norra Haga Norra is nestled between two prominent areas, Hagaparken and Arenastaden. Hagaparken, founded by King Gustav III, covers 144 hectares of lush nature, offering a serene setting with exquisite pavilions and architectural gems. Arenastaden, located in Solna, is a vibrant urban district renowned for its […] The post From Unbuilt Space to Urban Oasis: The Story of Haga Norra appeared first on ..read more

The history of Art Basel Founded in 1970 by Swiss gallerists Ernst Beyeler, Trudl Bruckner, and Balz Hilt, this prestigious art fair emerged in Basel, Switzerland, drawing over 16,000 attendees it instantly established itself as a force to be reckoned with. In 2002 fueled by an unwavering belief in Miami’s potential as a multicultural hub, […] The post Art Basel 2023: Celebrating the Finest Artistic Talents Across Continents appeared first on ..read more

When Craftsmanship moved in and AI was nowhere to be found! The theme of craftsmanship reminded us of the joys of multisensory experiences and while there were many amazing exhibitors, four stood out a little extra. “House of Craft” by Carl Hansen & Son  Carl Hansen & Son captivated visitors with their exhibition, ‘House of […] The post A Tapestry of Creativity: Exploring the Human Touch at 3 Days of Design appeared first on ..read more

Could you tell us a bit about yourself and your journey at Walk the Room?   I started at WtR about five years ago, when it was a much smaller company. There were about 15 of us in total. I was hired as a Production Assistant when I started, so I did a bit of […] The post Meet Manuela: Project Manager & Interior Design Guru at WtR appeared first on ..read more

Tell me about your office/practice! My colleague Rabbe and I were working in an office together, mainly on hospitals and other big projects. We were a bit tired of it and wanted to work on smaller and residential projects. Get to a more human scale if you will. We were prepared to do whatever. From […] The post WtR Conversations: Jens Rasmussen appeared first on ..read more