In the next issue of Design & Build Review, out in August, we’ll be continuing our coverage of the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic with a look at how the rulebook on office design is being radically rewritten in light of the remote working revolution.

We’ll also explore how virtual reality has emerged as a vital tool for architects, and speak to practices making particular use of the technology to connect to clients and showcase projects during the pandemic.

Plus we’ll also speak to Czech practice Chybik + Kristof Architects to learn more about their redevelopment of Gregor Mendel’s historic greenhouse and consider how a bizarre legal battle involving an urn could have profound implications for UK planning law.

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