In a workplace, we want warmth, simplicity, a gentle aesthetic pleasantness and an atmosphere of congenial focus. And whether you work for a travel company in Wells, a design startup in Bristol or an airy bank in Kyoto, your office most likely makes use of suspended ceilings to create a peaceful, studious office environment. When
For those of us born into the world of the modern office, a world without suspended ceilings is practically inconceivable. However, this staple of modern architecture is a relatively new-fangled invention ‒ the original patent for the suspended ceiling concept was only filed in 1919 by an American, Mr. E.E. Hall. To fully explain the
Maybe you’re a business owner in Swindon, an office-block owner in Central Bristol or you run a beleaguered co-working space in Gloucester ‒ either way, between the current economic climate and the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, now might seem like quite a peculiar time to invest in a suspended ceiling for your office space. It’s possible,
