Four Easy Ways to Make Your Home Office Healthier
If your most common workplace of today is home, then it’s essential to think about ways in which you can make your home office healthier.
If your most common workplace of today is home, then it’s essential to think about ways in which you can make your home office healthier.
Gen Z has officially entered the workforce and they come with their own set of expectations.
Allwork.Space spoke with 5 design experts to learn more about this shifting office design trend and how companies can go about building from the inside out.
The pandemic has shown us that we don’t have enough ‘healthy buildings’. Eden Health’s Matt McCambridge believes that property owners are now in the business of public health, and must act accordingly.
The virtual edition of GCUC APAC took place last month with one key takeaway being that landlords are expected to become a major competitor — or partner — to flexible space operators.
Is your building making people sick? The onset of the coronavirus has made the need for healthy buildings and better ventilation a top priority.
As the world moves towards the next normal, agile workplaces will become more important than ever before.
Allwork.Space spoke with Tim Mok, Director of Strategy at TPG Architecture, to understand the changes coming our way as teams become increasingly distributed.
Although global flexible workspace growth has paused, demand for flexible space is expected to be resilient.
According to the WHO, a healthy building is a space that supports our physical, psychological, and social health and wellbeing.
The office is not dead: while it is possible for people to effectively work remotely, there is nothing that can substitute in-person interactions.