Cobus Spaces

Cobus Spaces We are a innovative team creating timeless, inspiring workspaces.

A busy office doesn’t always mean a well-designed one.A badge swipe can tell you who came in.It can’t tell you whether t...
11/08/2026

A busy office doesn’t always mean a well-designed one.

A badge swipe can tell you who came in.

It can’t tell you whether there were enough focus spaces, whether meeting rooms were the right size, or which areas were actually working hardest.

That’s where workplace data becomes valuable.

By understanding how people really use a space, we can design around evidence rather than assumptions.

Because good workplace design isn’t just about how it looks.

It’s about creating the right spaces for the way people actually work.

Progress on site.The space is already beginning to take shape, with new walls going up and our projects team coordinatin...
07/08/2026

Progress on site.

The space is already beginning to take shape, with new walls going up and our projects team coordinating the structural elements and building services. Careful planning at this stage is helping to keep the programme on track and ensure each part of the fit-out comes together as intended.

More updates coming soon.

30/07/2026

The way we work changes throughout the day, so our workplaces should be able to adapt too.
Whether it’s collaborating with colleagues, taking a video call, concentrating on focused work, or catching up informally, different tasks require different environments.

By creating a variety of work settings, organisations can give employees the flexibility to choose the space that best supports the way they work.

The Wellington College Sports Centre and café has been reimagined into a welcoming destination for parents, visitors and...
27/07/2026

The Wellington College Sports Centre and café has been reimagined into a welcoming destination for parents, visitors and the wider school community. Drawing inspiration from Victorian England and premium hospitality environments, the design balances timeless character with contemporary comfort to create a space that feels warm, refined, and inviting.

By retaining and reinterpreting existing architectural features, the finished space respects the building’s heritage while introducing a fresh, sophisticated aesthetic.

Sustainable workplace design starts long before new furniture or finishes are selected.More organisations are embracing ...
21/07/2026

Sustainable workplace design starts long before new furniture or finishes are selected.

More organisations are embracing reuse-led design, taking a closer look at what can be retained, adapted and repurposed before deciding what needs replacing.

It’s a more considered approach that reduces waste, lowers embodied carbon and helps create workplaces that are designed to evolve over time.

Our latest article explores how circularity is shaping the future of workplace design and why making the best use of existing assets is becoming just as important as introducing new ones.

Read the full article via the link in our bio.

A closer look at the details.Materials, lighting, textures, and carefully considered finishes all come together to shape...
15/07/2026

A closer look at the details.

Materials, lighting, textures, and carefully considered finishes all come together to shape the overall experience of a space.

Here’s a small preview of our latest education project.

Full reveal coming soon👀

AI is changing more than the way we work. It’s changing how workplaces are managed too.From occupancy monitoring and wor...
14/07/2026

AI is changing more than the way we work. It’s changing how workplaces are managed too.

From occupancy monitoring and workplace analytics to smarter building systems, AI is helping organisations better understand how their spaces perform and where improvements can be made.

The real value isn’t in adding more technology. It’s in choosing solutions that improve efficiency, support better decision-making, and create workplaces that are ready for the future.

The success of a workplace project often starts before the design phase begins.Workplace consultancy helps organisations...
08/07/2026

The success of a workplace project often starts before the design phase begins.

Workplace consultancy helps organisations better understand how their teams work, how spaces are being used, and what the environment needs to support moving forward.

That early insight creates a stronger foundation for better workplace decisions long term.

A lease event is the single best moment to interrogate how your workplace is actually performing - not just whether the ...
25/06/2026

A lease event is the single best moment to interrogate how your workplace is actually performing - not just whether the rent’s gone up.

Before you default to renewing, ask three harder questions at least 12 months out:

- Fit for purpose? Is the space supporting how your people actually work now, or how they worked in 2019?
- True cost? Beyond rent: dilapidations, fit-out, disruption, and the cost of not changing.
- Future-proofed? Will this space still work for your headcount and hybrid policy in 3–5 years?

We’ve helped many organisations across the UK navigate exactly this decision: stay, refurbish, relocate, or consolidate.

If your lease is coming up in the next 12–18 months, connect to a workplace expert through the link in our bio.

18/06/2026

Designed to support a variety of working styles, PATCH Gloucester brings together collaboration, focus, creativity, and community within one carefully considered workplace.

Delivered through a collaborative approach between Patch, Cobus, and the wider project team.

Address

Spinnaker Road
Gloucester
GL25FD

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm

Telephone

+441452418789

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