Discover how hospitality-inspired workplace design is transforming offices into welcoming, community-driven spaces that boost connection, creativity, and employee engagement.
Discover how redefining the office to include outdoor workspaces can boost productivity, well-being, and creativity. Learn about the health benefits of working outside, the challenges of outdoor work, and simple solutions to make nature a part of your daily work routine.
Discover how companies are transforming the office into a destination through hospitality-inspired design, thoughtful services, and culture-driven experiences that make employees want to come in.
Circular Economy Editor, Cynthia Milota, connected with Lesley Showers, Vice Chair of the Climate Action Museum (CAM), to discuss the museum’s role in education, stimulating critical thought and inspiring/facilitating action.
Discover how Marilyn Russell of Baker Barrios Architects brings retail-inspired strategies to workplace design, creating branded, engaging, and experience-driven office environments.
As immersive experiences like Meow Wolf captivate audiences, workplace design is rethinking how to make the office worth returning to—through choice, discovery, and storytelling-driven spaces that inspire connection and creativity.
Syska Hennesy's Jennifer Kuether and Work Design's Cynthia Milota explore how MEP 2040 challenges enginerring design firms to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2040 through strategies for reducing carbon and optimizing building systems.
SmithGroup's Kerri McShea shares how "phygital" retail strategies can transform workplace design, blending physical and digital experiences to boost collaboration, personalization, and employee engagement in hybrid work environments.
Three experts from UNS share how cognitive science, neuroaesthetics, and workplace design strategies are reshaping hybrid offices to enhance focus, reduce stress, and attract employees back to the workplace.
Countries face different AI challenges, whether facing aging workforces or surging youth populations, but the urgent need for reskilling is the common thread.
