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Drawing Attention: The Digital Culture of Contemporary Architectural Drawings

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UK Companies Show Inspiration & Creativity at MEDHW, DUBAI

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At 3 St Paul’s Place in Sheffield, Jasper Sanders + Partners have redefined the common parts of a landmark Grade A workplace through a focused, strategic refurbishment.

Designed by Hodder + Partners and completed in 2016, the building sits beside the Peace Gardens and forms part of one of Sheffield city centre’s most significant commercial settings.

The project responds to changing expectations around workplace culture, tenant experience, environmental responsibility and long term occupation, showing how carefully targeted design interventions can extend the relevance of a premium office building.

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3 St Paul’s Place presented a familiar challenge for contemporary workplace design.

The building remained architecturally robust and commercially significant, yet its shared internal environments needed to respond to a changed workplace landscape. Tenant expectations had shifted, sustainability requirements had intensified and common parts were increasingly central to the perceived quality of the building.

Jasper Sanders + Partners were appointed by Till Asset Management to enhance the building’s shared spaces while respecting the original architectural intent.

The result is a detailed refurbishment that improves arrival, circulation, amenity, welfare and active travel facilities, supporting tenant satisfaction, market appeal and the long term performance of the asset.

The refurbishment was shaped by a clear strategic purpose.

3 St Paul’s Place is home to internationally recognised organisations, including BDP and Arup, whose values place strong emphasis on environmental responsibility, cultural quality and workplaces that support both people and performance.

Rather than approaching the project as a cosmetic refresh, Jasper Sanders + Partners focused on the shared spaces that influence daily experience and tenant perception. Arrival, circulation, amenity and welfare were treated as critical touchpoints in the building’s ongoing commercial success.

For landlords, this reflects an important shift. Common parts are no longer secondary spaces. They play a direct role in tenant retenti

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At 3 St Paul’s Place in Sheffield, Jasper Sanders + Partners have redefined the common parts of a landmark Grade A workplace through a focused, strategic refurbishment.

Designed by Hodder + Partners and completed in 2016, the building sits beside the Peace Gardens and forms part of one of Sheffield city centre’s most significant commercial settings.

The project responds to changing expectations around workplace culture, tenant experience, environmental responsibility and long term occupation, showing how carefully targeted design interventions can extend the relevance of a premium office building.

Enjoy the full article, click on the direct link on the grid in our LinkinBio!

3 St Paul’s Place presented a familiar challenge for contemporary workplace design.

The building remained architecturally robust and commercially significant, yet its shared internal environments needed to respond to a changed workplace landscape. Tenant expectations had shifted, sustainability requirements had intensified and common parts were increasingly central to the perceived quality of the building.

Jasper Sanders + Partners were appointed by Till Asset Management to enhance the building’s shared spaces while respecting the original architectural intent.

The result is a detailed refurbishment that improves arrival, circulation, amenity, welfare and active travel facilities, supporting tenant satisfaction, market appeal and the long term performance of the asset.

The refurbishment was shaped by a clear strategic purpose.

3 St Paul’s Place is home to internationally recognised organisations, including BDP and Arup, whose values place strong emphasis on environmental responsibility, cultural quality and workplaces that support both people and performance.

Rather than approaching the project as a cosmetic refresh, Jasper Sanders + Partners focused on the shared spaces that influence daily experience and tenant perception. Arrival, circulation, amenity and welfare were treated as critical touchpoints in the building’s ongoing commercial success.

For landlords, this reflects an important shift. Common parts are no longer secondary spaces. They play a direct role in tenant retenti

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Sleep is pivotal to the guest experience. It shapes how guests rest, recover and remember their stay. Across hospitality, the quality of sleep has become central to comfort, wellbeing and a true sense of care.

Hypnos Contract Beds works with hotels and serviced residences to deliver handcrafted mattresses designed for restorative sleep, long term performance and responsible specification.

From flexible city stays to nature led retreats and slow luxury living, each project demonstrates how considered sleep solutions can help elevate the guest experience.

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The July London Victoria, The Owlets by The Tawny Hotel and Claridge House by SLO each respond to a different style of stay, from flexible city living and nature led family retreats to wellbeing focused serviced residences.

Across each project, Hypnos Contract Beds demonstrates how thoughtful mattress specification can support comfort, durability, sustainability and long term performance.

What connects them is a shared commitment to helping guests rest well, feel comfortable and experience hospitality that has been considered down to the smallest details.

Located moments from London Victoria station, theatres and some of the capital’s most recognisable landmarks, The July London Victoria introduces a flexible approach to city stays.

The property combines the independence of serviced apartments with the design, hospitality and social atmosphere of a lifestyle hotel. Across 114 thoughtfully designed apartments, guests can live, work and unwind with ease, supported by kitchens, living spaces, co-working areas, wellness facilities and relaxed social spaces.

Interiors by Fettle and The July’s in-house design team bring together Art Deco influences, warm colours, natural materials and playful details, creating a welcoming residential atmosphere.

Sleep is pivotal to this relaxed, residential experience. Hypnos mattresses were selected to support both short city breaks and extended stays, where consistent comfort becomes increasingly important.

At The July London Victoria, restful sleep helps guests feel at ease in the heart of the city.

Set within the wider Tawny Hotel es

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Sleep is pivotal to the guest experience. It shapes how guests rest, recover and remember their stay. Across hospitality, the quality of sleep has become central to comfort, wellbeing and a true sense of care.

Hypnos Contract Beds works with hotels and serviced residences to deliver handcrafted mattresses designed for restorative sleep, long term performance and responsible specification.

From flexible city stays to nature led retreats and slow luxury living, each project demonstrates how considered sleep solutions can help elevate the guest experience.

Enjoy all 3 case studies - LinkinBio

The July London Victoria, The Owlets by The Tawny Hotel and Claridge House by SLO each respond to a different style of stay, from flexible city living and nature led family retreats to wellbeing focused serviced residences.

Across each project, Hypnos Contract Beds demonstrates how thoughtful mattress specification can support comfort, durability, sustainability and long term performance.

What connects them is a shared commitment to helping guests rest well, feel comfortable and experience hospitality that has been considered down to the smallest details.

Located moments from London Victoria station, theatres and some of the capital’s most recognisable landmarks, The July London Victoria introduces a flexible approach to city stays.

The property combines the independence of serviced apartments with the design, hospitality and social atmosphere of a lifestyle hotel. Across 114 thoughtfully designed apartments, guests can live, work and unwind with ease, supported by kitchens, living spaces, co-working areas, wellness facilities and relaxed social spaces.

Interiors by Fettle and The July’s in-house design team bring together Art Deco influences, warm colours, natural materials and playful details, creating a welcoming residential atmosphere.

Sleep is pivotal to this relaxed, residential experience. Hypnos mattresses were selected to support both short city breaks and extended stays, where consistent comfort becomes increasingly important.

At The July London Victoria, restful sleep helps guests feel at ease in the heart of the city.

Set within the wider Tawny Hotel es

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A meadow at dusk. Wildflowers underfoot. Sussex sparkling on ice. Olivia Dean performing beneath the stars.⁠
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For the latest instalment of You’re Invited, we step into the imagination of Lara Twiby, Interior Designer at DLSM Studio, to discover the people, places and ideas that have shaped her creative journey.⁠
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Her guest list brings together an extraordinary mix of creative minds, from stage designer Es Devlin and interior design icon Kelly Wearstler to fashion trailblazer Vivienne Westwood, storyteller David Attenborough, bestselling author Joel Dicker and the unforgettable Sean Lock.⁠
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The result is a dinner party filled with creativity, curiosity, humour and conversation, revealing the influences behind Lara’s approach to designing immersive hospitality experiences.⁠
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Pull up a chair and discover who made the guest list - find the tagged post through the link in our bio.⁠
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A meadow at dusk. Wildflowers underfoot. Sussex sparkling on ice. Olivia Dean performing beneath the stars.⁠
⁠
For the latest instalment of You’re Invited, we step into the imagination of Lara Twiby, Interior Designer at DLSM Studio, to discover the people, places and ideas that have shaped her creative journey.⁠
⁠
Her guest list brings together an extraordinary mix of creative minds, from stage designer Es Devlin and interior design icon Kelly Wearstler to fashion trailblazer Vivienne Westwood, storyteller David Attenborough, bestselling author Joel Dicker and the unforgettable Sean Lock.⁠
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The result is a dinner party filled with creativity, curiosity, humour and conversation, revealing the influences behind Lara’s approach to designing immersive hospitality experiences.⁠
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Pull up a chair and discover who made the guest list - find the tagged post through the link in our bio.⁠
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#HospitalityDesign #InteriorDesign #DLSMStudio

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Some collections are designed for a specific sector. Others evolve far beyond their original purpose.⁠
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Danfloor’s Equinox Collection began life as a flooring solution for residential care environments, combining durability, hygiene and thoughtful design. Over time, it has grown into a versatile collection specified across hospitality, education and later living projects.⁠
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From dementia-friendly colour palettes and wayfinding support in care settings, to hard-wearing hospitality flooring that stands up to busy cafés, restaurants and hotels, Equinox has continued to adapt to the changing needs of designers and end users alike.⁠
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The story of Equinox is not just about performance. It’s about how a product evolves in response to real-world challenges, balancing practicality, wellbeing and design flexibility across a diverse range of commercial interiors.⁠
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Read more about the collection through the link in our bio - find the tagged post! ⁠
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The Deer Park is a Porthaven Home designed by The Care Home Interiors Company. Photographed by Victoria Gibbs

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Some collections are designed for a specific sector. Others evolve far beyond their original purpose.⁠
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Danfloor’s Equinox Collection began life as a flooring solution for residential care environments, combining durability, hygiene and thoughtful design. Over time, it has grown into a versatile collection specified across hospitality, education and later living projects.⁠
⁠
From dementia-friendly colour palettes and wayfinding support in care settings, to hard-wearing hospitality flooring that stands up to busy cafés, restaurants and hotels, Equinox has continued to adapt to the changing needs of designers and end users alike.⁠
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The story of Equinox is not just about performance. It’s about how a product evolves in response to real-world challenges, balancing practicality, wellbeing and design flexibility across a diverse range of commercial interiors.⁠
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Read more about the collection through the link in our bio - find the tagged post! ⁠
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The Deer Park is a Porthaven Home designed by The Care Home Interiors Company. Photographed by Victoria Gibbs

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