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BCO Conference 2019 in Copenhagen\

30/05/2019

Roger Hawkins, Nicola Rutt, Morag Morrison, Harriet Redman and Nii An will all be attending the annual British Council for Offices Conference in Copenhagen next week to join in the debate on the future of workplace design.

The theme of this year's conference is 'Arbejdsglæde', which is a Danish word that combines 'arbejde', meaning work, and 'glæde', meaning happiness. It literally means 'happiness at work'.

We are very much looking forward to contributing to the debate and hope to see lots of industry friends there.

To meet up at the conference, please feel free to get in touch with us:

Roger Hawkins Founding Partner
rogerhawkins@hawkinsbrown.com

Nicola Rutt Partner, Head of Workplace
nicolarutt@hawkinsbrown.com

Morag Morrison Partner, Head of Interior Design
moragmorrison@hawkinsbrown.com

Harriet Redman Associate, Architect
harrietredman@hawkinsbrown.com

Nii An Associate, Interior Designer
niian@hawkinsbrown.com

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Projects

The Gantry at Here East\
A new creative community
53 Great Suffolk Street\
Reinterpreting the warehouse
Layden House\
Transforming a 70s office block
Here East\
Building London's Olympic legacy
40 Swan Street\
Colour and canvas
6060 Center Drive\
A creative hub for media production
Colindale Offices\
New headquarters for Barnet Council
Hawkins\Brown Studios\
New ways of working
53 - 55 Mosley Street\
A new commercial community
Hackney Road Development\
A landmark building on Hackney Road
Hallsville Quarter Phase 3\
Connecting a community
The UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology and UK Dementia Research Headquarters\
Defeating dementia in London’s Knowledge Quarter
Old Street Station Over Site Development\
Public realm legibility and station presence
Harwell Campus Masterplan\
An ambitious growth plan for UK's home for innovation
Maple House\
Establishing a homely environment
Victoria Road and Old Oak Lane Development Framework\
A masterplan blending industry into the city
UA92\
Creating a new university
Coronado Retail Development\
Commercial and civic urban center
Central Foundation Boys' School\
Providing state of the art educational facilities
Life Sciences Building, University of Sussex\
Fostering explorative work

News and Events

London Festival of Architecture: Bringing the outside in with light\
Posted on 15/05/2019
Hawkins\Brown wins approval for Hackney Wick hotel\
Posted on 25/04/2019
OnOffice Top 50 Power List\
Posted on 21/12/2018
Hawkins\Brown installs WikiHouse workplaces on former Olympic Broadcast Centre\
Posted on 26/10/2018
A contemporary idiom, Great Suffolk Street\
Posted on 18/07/2018
Honorable mention: Here East Gantry, a medley of studios from a kit of parts\
Posted on 13/07/2018
Hawkins\Brown’s Here East named AJ100 Building of the Year\
Posted on 19/06/2018
Hawkins\Brown wins AJ100 Best use of Technology prize\
Posted on 15/06/2018
Here East wins BCO Award 2018\
Posted on 19/04/2018
AJ100 Awards 2019 - shortlist\
Posted on 08/05/2019
The Whitworth take-over celebrating 30 years of Hawkins\Brown\
Posted on 15/11/2018
Showcasing our design talent - part one\
Posted on 19/10/2018
'It's Your Building' book launch at Jerwood Hall LSO St Luke's\
Posted on 17/10/2018
Royal College of Surgeons and the Hunterian Museum breaking ground ceremony\
Posted on 04/10/2018
UK premiere of short documentary WHAT WE DO HERE\
Posted on 03/10/2018
Ideas Exchange: The Kitchen meets the Workplace, by Architecture Today\
Posted on 03/09/2018
Transforming West Yorkshire 2018\
Posted on 15/06/2018
RA Summer Exhibition 2018\
Posted on 12/06/2018
AJ100 Awards 2018 - shortlist\
Posted on 18/05/2018
4x4 Manchester 2018 - Resurrection\
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Research and Opinion

Approaches to light\
New ways of working\
Industrial Rehab\
Use of colour in the built environment\
Industry and the City\
First impressions\
What do clients think of architects?\
Spaces to Think\
What makes coworking spaces work in Europe?\
How is Higher Education informing office design today?\
Work culture\
Creative Ecologies\
China deserves better architecture\

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