Are Professional Corporate Advisors Replacing Old School Brokers?
byGuest contributor Woody Coley is back with his perspective on advancements in brokerage.
Expert Insights
Is It Time to Stop Talking About Efficiency?
byIt may not mean much if the workplace isn’t also expressive and effective. Here, several projects that are first and foremost the latter.
When Workplace Experiences Match Expectations, Loyalty Increases
byHow a well-branded, integrated workplace can tell a story about who the company is, what they do, and why it matters.
Workplace Design Implications of Emergent Worker Attitudes
byDr. Charlie Grantham shares the latest in professorial deep thinking about how the millennial mindset will change the workplace.
The Destination Workplace
byWhat the workplace industry can learn from sports and entertainment venues.
Let’s Get Real: Authenticity in Design
byHow designers can help companies to align physical environments with core values.
How a Project Management Consultancy Successfully Managed its own Workplace Transition, Part III
byThis week, in the final part of our three part series: the all-inclusive management of assets.
How a Project Management Consultancy Managed its own Workplace Transition, Part II
byThis week, in part two: how to understand and approach business change.
How a Project Management Consultancy Managed its Own Workplace Transition, Part I
byThis week, in part one of three: It all starts with your people.
21st Century Organization Design: Integrating Work Environment, Work Experience, and Leadership
byLRN is a company that has helped more than 500 organizations worldwide to develop ethical corporate cultures and inspire principled performance in business. Here’s how they did it for themselves.
When Bad Acoustics Happen to Good Workplaces
byBad acoustics are the culprit in many unsuccessful workplace design projects. Here’s how and why the proper use of sound absorbing materials and sound masking can make all the difference.
The Upsides of Coworking
byA growing network of coworking spaces in Detroit shows that, with the right attitude and a bit of luck, the coworking experience is still overwhelmingly positive for small businesses.
