Working Outside: A Critical Component in the New Ecosystem of Work
bySmithGroup’s Michelle Romero and Simone Schoen share tips and inspiration for creating outdoor workspaces.
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Breaking the Employee Burnout Cycle with Workplace Strategy
byIn honor of Mental Health Awareness month, RSP’s Kari Smith explains why workplace strategy is crucial to avoiding employee burnout and how organizations can use change management to help their people thrive.
Training and Development: A Valuable Tool in the Return-to-Office Push
byAs employees transition back to working in the office, HLW’s Evan Rusinowitz explores the benefits of improving post-pandemic training and development.
The Benefits of Biophilia, Access to the Outdoors in Today’s Work Environments
byAs more people are returning to the office, Gensler’s Khoi Hoang shares how biophilic designs are becoming more and more central to office environments.
Promoting Mentorship in Hybrid Environments Through Design
byLiz Wozny of CRTKL explains why promoting mentorship through design in hybrid environments will help maximize meaningful interactions.
As hybrid work models prevail post-pandemic, focus shifts to flex and outdoor workspaces
byShane Connell of The Connell Company shares lessons from West Coast tech & Collegiate campuses inform the evolution of suburban corporate offices on the East Coast.
Flexibility in Design: Turning a Workplace into an Outdoor Oasis
byCooper Carry’s Brian Parker explores the importance of creating spaces for work outside and bring the outdoors in.
How Ecological Office Design Builds a Bridge Between Our Indoor and Outdoor Lives
byDayton Rush of Cushing Terrell shares two helpful tactics for thinking ecologically indoors.
PropTech for People: Engaging Your Workforce with Smart Buildings
byModo Labs’ Ana Sanchez shares why connecting people with smart buildings is an important tool for engagement, recruitment, and retention.
How Sensory Design Can Create Efficient Workplaces
byInterface’s Chip DeGrace shares why considering a holistic approach to sensory design is necessary to help employees focus and limit distraction.
Hybrid Is Here to Stay: 5 Considerations for Creating a Better Hybrid Experience
byGensler’s Janet Pogue McLaurin shares five reasons why hybrid work is here to stay, including design implications for creating people-centric hybrid workplace experiences.
Envoy’s New At Work survey reveals how to get hybrid employees to choose the workplace
byEnvoy asked 800 workplace leaders to share the incentives they use to get folks to the workplace.