A Look into The Workplace Post-COVID-19: The “Anti-Office”
byThe “anti-office” is the latest wave of workplace design, but how will it change given recent world events?
The “anti-office” is the latest wave of workplace design, but how will it change given recent world events?
NELSON Worldwide shares five behavior and attitude shifts they predict will have the heaviest impact on the corporate workplace along with recommendations for meeting these challenges.
What new practices and behaviors will influence the way we live and the way we work post-COVID-19?
In order to ensure progress and resilience moving forward, we must emphasize that disruption can be a powerful force for change.
If social distancing and remote work are to remain, it will have a profound impact on how we occupy space and how we work together moving forward.
Architects can create healthy buildings by making smart choices about the surfaces that we choose and the detailing we include in our projects.
One size does not fit all. Parthajeet Sarma shares three things that organizations should NOT do as we make our return to work.
Jacobs offers strategic considerations for redefining the future of work and returning to the office safely.
Across generations and by geographic zones, Kate Lister and Dr. Anita Kamouri share the most relevant (and surprising) findings from Workplace Evolutionaries’ working from…
BHDP’s Drew Suszko shares five future workplace scenarios for corporate real estate post-COVID-19.
Bob Fox chats with competition juror and workplace analytics researcher and author, Ben Waber about the how workplace management will change post pandemic as we gear up for WDM’s The Next Work Environment Competition.
Advice from a Millennial for how we can best safeguard our businesses and workplaces against future emergency situations.