Campus-style offices reflect the changing needs of businesses, according to British Land's Michael Wiseman. "The way that we work is changing, and so are our office spaces," Wiseman said. They choose offices based on the building, public spaces and how those spaces connect with the outside, making attracting the right retailers to such developments very important. Similar to how traditional shopping centres anchor on department stores, landlords need something like an independent barista to help attract interest in their property.
Campus-style offices reflect the changing needs of businesses, according to British Land's Michael Wiseman. Occupiers no longer want an office that is just a place to work, companies now think about the space they are leasing in the context of brand, recruitment, retention, productivity and collaborative work projects. They choose offices based on the building, public spaces and how those spaces connect with the outside, making attracting the right retailers to such developments very important. Similar to how traditional shopping centres anchor on department stores, landlords need something like an independent barista to help attract interest in their property.