Laura Snoad

I am a London-based journalist specialising in design, arts and culture.

I am currently features editor at Grand Designs Magazine but was previously on the features team at Marketing Week and Design Week.

I have also writen for Icon, Digital Arts and onoffice.

I'm available for projects and commissions. Click here to download a copy of my CV.

Email me.

Search

Find me on...

Link
 View high resolution
The height of banker bashing might be over – replaced with unease over deep Government cuts and the fiscal insecurity of our European cousins – but financial institutions are still seen as secretive fortresses by a sceptical public. It was the desire to fight this impression and to promote openness and greater community within different business departments that led investment banking and financial services group Macquarie to rethink how it housed its 1,800 staff in the City of London. For this onoffice feature, I spoke to the architects behind the new Macquarie HQ to find about what inspired them to create this unusual office space. Read it here. 

The height of banker bashing might be over – replaced with unease over deep Government cuts and the fiscal insecurity of our European cousins – but financial institutions are still seen as secretive fortresses by a sceptical public. It was the desire to fight this impression and to promote openness and greater community within different business departments that led investment banking and financial services group Macquarie to rethink how it housed its 1,800 staff in the City of London.

For this onoffice feature, I spoke to the architects behind the new Macquarie HQ to find about what inspired them to create this unusual office space. Read it here. 

Notes

  1. katyamolinari reblogged this from laurasnoad
  2. laurasnoad posted this
Blog comments powered by Disqus

Loading posts...