SpaceInvader has completed Virgin Media O2’s new Manchester North West HQ at Island, delivering a nearly 50,000 sq ft, five-floor workplace designed around performance, wellbeing and place.

Our Founder and Director John Williams has joined the Mix Awards 2026 judging panel, recognising the projects and people shaping commercial interiors across the UK and Europe.

SpaceInvader is marking B Corp Month as a Certified B Corporation™, sharing what accountability and impact look like in practice across how we operate and design.

Stockroom has been named a finalist for Building of the Year 2025, recognising a 51,000 sq ft community-led transformation in Stockport.

We welcomed Manchester Metropolitan University design students to the SpaceInvader studio for Green Week, exploring how sustainability, context and creativity shape meaningful spaces and real project decisions.

Hybrid and agile working are still the reality for most organisations, but the bigger shift is what workplaces are being designed to support. As John Williams shares in Interior Designer magazine, the long-term change is a stronger focus on employee wellbeing and business culture, with workplaces evolving to better balance connection, focus and inclusion.

SpaceInvader is now a Certified B Corporation™, a milestone that reflects our long-standing commitment to responsible, measurable impact through interior design.

SpaceInvader has been appointed to Lancashire County Council’s £13.2m Samlesbury Innovation Hub project team, helping shape a future-ready destination for innovation-led businesses in Lancashire.

Three SpaceInvader workplace projects have been shortlisted for the BCO Awards 2026 North of England, recognising circular design, behavioural insight and measurable social value across Manchester’s commercial sector.

SpaceInvader has moved to Sevendale House in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. Explore our new design studio and what’s ahead in workplace and hospitality design.

A first look at the public areas inside Hampton by Hilton Manchester City Centre, where SpaceInvader’s design responds to the layered history and scale of its Castlefield setting, crafted for comfort, context and high footfall hospitality.

A commercial workplace fit-out in Manchester for a multinational law firm, hybrid-ready, inclusive, acoustically focused and designed for long-term use.

SpaceInvader’s design for Hilton London Bankside’s new 76-room extension builds on the hotel’s original narrative with a more expressive, experience-led approach. From sculptural suites to wellness-focused rooms, the interiors reflect the energy of Bankside while supporting Hilton’s sustainability and guest experience goals.

SpaceInvader’s Renold Building project has been awarded Project of the Year: Positive Impact at the Mix Awards North 2025. Celebrated for its bold approach to circular design and low-carbon innovation, the project showcases how purposeful reuse can deliver lasting environmental and social value.

The Renold Building in Manchester has been transformed into a 110,000 sq ft innovation hub, using reclaimed materials, low-carbon strategies and bold reuse to tell a new story of sustainability, resilience and regeneration.

Four SpaceInvader projects have been named finalists in the Mix Awards North 2025. From civic renewal to agile workplaces, each one reflects our belief that great design can drive positive, long-lasting change, for people, place and planet.

SpaceInvader is featured in Office Concept Design Magazine with ten projects that showcase how workplace design can balance performance, flexibility, sustainability, and identity in a changing world of work.

SpaceInvader is shaping the interiors of Europe’s largest Hampton by Hilton, bringing bold Manchester character and refined hospitality design to 325 Deansgate.

A decade after its debut, Hilton London Bankside enters a new phase with a 76-room expansion. SpaceInvader’s design brings together quiet luxury, smart technology and local character to enhance the guest experience.