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Socially activated offices have become a table-stakes expectation of today’s talent pool in major city centers. More recently, that expectation has spread to the surrounding suburbs.
Creating tech-enabled workspaces requires understanding how people work before understanding how they use technology.
Bob Fox shares how Facilities Managers can work efficiently as projects become more complex with more and more experts involved.
Change is hard. Heather Turner Loth is here to help with five change management tips to help organizations maintain and elevate workplace engagement.
Successful implementation of a change management plan requires change leadership skills that smooth the way for all parties when most needed—at the inception.
Hassell’s Matthew Blain shares the catalyst needed for change in corporate real estate, and why we must truly embrace and drive this transformation.
Kay Sargent explains why the workplace design industry needs to innovate and evolve, otherwise this will be our Kodak moment.
Four reasons why windowless buildings aren’t needed, and why windows represent the future of sustainable building.
As real estate values in Austin, Texas skyrocket, many architects have found themselves facing displacement from the very neighborhoods they call home.
Architects can design to improve employee wellness with creative solutions that can transform a workplace and revolutionize office culture.
As the lines between work and life continue to blur, are people increasingly relying on the workplace for mental and physical wellness?
An investment in air quality health now will pay ongoing dividends in productivity and overall well-being.
