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As more and more businesses seek our help with preparing for a return to work, here are five of the most common questions we’re being asked about the post-Covid office.

It’s hardly been business as usual at Procol over the last three months – more ‘busy-ness as unusual’, for we have remained operational throughout and working extremely hard to help our clients remain operational too.

"Ch-ch-ch-ch changes..." sang David Bowie in 1971. And flexibly designed office spaces, equipment and furniture that enable easy ch-ch-changes to meet ch-ch-changing needs look set to be top of the office-design pops in 2020.

"Sometimes... all I need is the air that I breathe...". Those great lyrics by the Hollies were from 1974. But today, the air breathed by workers in many offices is making people ill, so designing for better air quality is a must.

Shakin’ Stevens sang about the green door in 1981. However, in 2020, it's green doors, walls, floors, furniture, lighting and more that will be making crowds happy as sustainability becomes more evident in every aspect of office design

Move over Big Brother! In 2030, workplaces will be sentient, with ‘Big Boss’ monitoring your every move, message and mood change!

The 'Best of the Best' office project for 2019 was announced at the BCO's recent National Awards, but it was two of the category winners that really piqued our interest.

‘Analytics’ often relates to tracking websites or social media use, but now analytics systems are being created to measure people’s use of office space too.

Discover the 10 factors most likely to diminish workplace productivity – and how at least half of these issues can be easily solved through improved office design.