Architecture studio Conran and Partners has moved its headquarters into an office in Clerkenwell, central London, that caters to the needs of post-pandemic working.
The British studio, which was founded by the late designer Terence Conran, transformed an existing two-storey workspace in a building on Great Sutton Street into its new workspace.
Top: Conran and Partners has created an open-plan office. Above: the studio wanted to relocate to be closer to other design studios
The studio’s new location is close to a number of other design studios and architecture practices, as well as many of Conran and Partners‘ clients.
“The location
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