Four people in a modern office meeting room collaborating on a project. One person stands near a wall covered with sticky notes and charts presenting to the group. The others are seated around a large table with papers and materials spread out. The room features glass walls, mixed flooring, potted plants and ceiling lights.

Workplace Consultancy

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Workplace Consultancy: Intelligent Design

A great workplace doesn’t happen by chance. The right environment can boost productivity, inspire creativity and strengthen culture. But knowing how to get there? That’s the challenge.

Through a structured, people focused process of research and analysis, workplace consultancy provides answers to important questions. Should you stay or should you go? Do you need more or less space? What is your ideal space configuration? And is your current office supporting or sabotaging your culture?

Key contacts

Ashley Skinner RIBA ARB

Workplace Consultant

Email

07977 942 045

Matt Blakeman Morgan Lovell

Matt Blakeman

Head of Sales - Southern England

Email

07712 870931

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Nathan Wroughton

Managing Director - London

Email

07773 130057

The Optimal Workplace

Our process

The starting point is a vision workshop – an interactive in person session with senior leaders. This allows us to understand the state of your business now and how you want it to be in the future. It is also an opportunity for us to demonstrate the art of the possible and uncover differences in both perceptions and aspirations.

Our process

The starting point is a vision workshop – an interactive in person session with senior leaders. This allows us to understand the state of your business now and how you want it to be in the future. It is also an opportunity for us to demonstrate the art of the possible and uncover differences in both perceptions and aspirations.

What does a successful office look like in today's world?

Source: Morgan Lovell - Ashley Skinner - Survey and research data

A focused moment captured during a discovery session. A person engages with a board titled Discovery Session Board, which features colored strings linking various traits and preferences. The board explores personal attributes such as being realistic, imaginative, analytical and reflective, alongside spatial needs like inspiration, calm, energy, comfort and stimulation. The visual layout suggests a structured yet creative approach to understanding individual working styles and environmental preferences.
A dynamic team environment captured during a brainstorming planning session. A group of people are gathered around a table scattered with papers, photographs and stationery. In the background, a whiteboard displays text and diagrams, reinforcing the collaborative nature of the activity. The scene reflects a hands-on, creative process in progress, highlighting teamwork and shared focus.
"It was a true partnership, your approach was very open, engaging and transparent, you made us feel totally confident. You also brought a lot of fun to the process. We thoroughly enjoyed the journey with Morgan Lovell and love our new workplace."

Craig Martin & Emilia Salmon, C&C Group