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Laura Connelly

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Laura Connelly
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After beginning her career in London 14-years ago, Laura moved back 'up North' to immerse herself in Manchester's thriving creative scene. An advocate of the anecdote, storytelling is her one true passion. She loves to champion new talent in the fields of architecture, interior design, materiality and manufacturing, with a particular interest in biomaterials. Laura has written for a range of publications, including the Guardian.

Matthew Burl, director, Buttress Architects on being B Corp - and why it matters.
EDIB: What does beyond bare minimum look like in hospitality settings?
Exceptional experience: Basha Franklin crafts scheme for Myo with tailored glazed partition package from Radii.
Colour psychology in practice: Designing inclusive commercial environments.
4 views from Gensler on EDIB marking International Women's Day.
Behind the Delivery: How do you balance sustainability, tenant needs & viability?
Interiors for LSE Robeson House - a home for global minds - completed by Jasper Sanders + Partners.
Martyn Evans, creative director, Landsec, on authentic places, understanding people & why storytelling is everything.
Karndean Designflooring launches new acoustic format, bringing quiet confidence to shared residential spaces.
Fabric brands to explore in 2026 at Material Source Studio.
Candy colour and curves for Nodi ceramics studio & workshop by Franz Brannaschk.
First look: Flexible Business Interiors delivering fit out for Protector Insurance expansion.
Milliken launches actionable guide to designing a neuro-inclusive workplace.
Intervallo by Hannah Drakeford Design celebrates the art of the aperitivo.
Agua provides rich, textural fabric selection for Tricorn Cafe by DP Designs.
Love Made Us Do It: How Sheila Bird Studio fell for 24–26 Lever Street, twice.
Louise Emmott, founder & MD, Kingsdene on becoming Chair of WiP NW, mid-market demand, and being heard.
Parkside Architectural Tiles bolsters flexible Nesite Raised Access Flooring range.
EDIB: What does beyond bare minimum look like?