James Teatum News Today

Having confounded fears that COVID might slow co-living’s momentum, the future of the sector looks set to be won by developers who put work at the top of their amenities list. At the end of  January, co-living brand Common announced the five finalists in the site-selection competition for its Remote Work Hub initiative. A direct response to the ‘new economic reality’ created by the pandemic, the Remote Work Hub is an evolution of the co-living model designed to give newly distributed wor...

Noiascape brings variety and maturity to co-living with High Street House Architects and developers Tom and James Teatum have launched a co-living building in west London where no two homes are the same, and residents can access spaces for working, learning and socialising. The brothers, who run both property company Noiascape and architecture studio Teatum+Teatum, designed High Street House in Shepherds Bush to offer flexible and sociable living to residents of all ages, not just young people....