Office flooring nearly always comes down to the same short list of materials: carpet tile, a harder finish for the busy routes, safety vinyl where water's involved. What changes from job to job is the business behind the floor. Hull Flooring looks at two recent head office projects, a smaller, creatively zoned refit for Boluda Towage and a larger, wellbeing-led fit-out for Beal Homes, to show how the same materials get shaped around very different businesses

A school floor has to be ready for the first morning back, and that deadline is the real test in education work. You don't meet it by working fast on site, you meet it with the decisions made first: what each space needs, which materials suit it, and what the subfloors are like once the old flooring comes up. We look at what good school flooring really involves, drawing on our work at Winifred Holtby and Tweendykes School

We've spent 50 years working across commercial spaces. Commercial flooring isn't one-size-fits-all. Each sector, healthcare, retail, education, leisure, has different pressures and demands. Understanding yours changes everything about how you approach the project.