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Top 12 Expert Insights From 2024

Thanks for including us as a trusted resource in 2024! Enjoy the following 12 most read articles from the year.

Workplace 2024 Retrospective: My Top Five

Arcadis' Jodi Williams shares the top five learning takeaways from the workplace in 2024. 

The 2025 Coworking Megatrends: A Renaissance in the Making

GCUC Founder and Work Design Contributor, Liz Elam, shares 10 megatrends for the coworking industry in 2025. The next renaissance of coworking is coming. Are you ready?

Sensory Stimulation: The Root of Performance and Wellbeing

HOK's Kay Sargent is urging design to prioritize sensory stimulation as it could be the root of employee performance.

Workplace as a Service: A Thought Experiment in Office Evolution

Gensler's Christian Lehmkuhl challenges you to think about workplace as a service. Will this perspective help the office remain relevant? 

Six Coworking Strategies That Could Revitalize Your Office

Traditional office leaders who want to create future-ready workplaces should implement these key habits of successful coworking spaces.

Addressing Modern Challenges with Purpose and Meaning

M Moser's experts explain the ways purpose and meaning in design can impact the built environment and the employees in it. 

From Concept to Connection: Using UX for Experiential Workplaces

3D Identity's Bob Bangham draws inspiration from UI/UX design principles to create fun, intentional and experiential workplaces. 

A Destination, Not a Living Room: Travel and Hospitality Reshape the Modern Workplace

Spectorgroup's Design Director, Steven South, explains how the workplace is learning from industries like travel and hospitality to make the office a destination. 

Intentional Design for Hybrid Work: Innovation Depends on it

Unispace's strategy expert, Albert DePlazaola, outlines the five keys to success for an innovative hybrid workplace.

Waste Not – Want Not: Embracing Circularity in Workplace Cafés

Circular operations are not about reducing waste. They are about designing a system where waste is not created in the first place. Here's how.

Taking “Rest” Seriously: Extending Human-Centered Design to Restrooms

Melissa Marsh challenges designers to put workplace restrooms at the forefront of designing for health and wellness.
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