Designing spaces to bring people back into the office
This week in architecture
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Show Notes
This week Rachel speaks to Helen Arvanitakis, Director of the Design District in North Greenwich.
Average workers now spending just a day and a half in the office | Emerging small-scale London architects win huge commissions in the capital | Bill Bryson joins the chorus of names calling to save Oxford Street’s M&S from demolition | And could golf courses be taking more than their fair water share as drought strikes Europe?
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