A Conversation About Diversity and Inclusion with Mark Johnson of Kimball International
byBob Fox connects with Mark Johnson of Kimball to discuss the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
Expert Insights
The Augmented Workplace: 7 Features to Expect in the Future
byHere are seven future workplace technology features that will enhance our work experience in the years to come.
Space, Time, Flexibility: How 2020 Reshaped Our Work Experience
byBea Spolidoro shares some lessons learned that have shaped our work experience during our time working from home this past year.
A More Revolutionary Vision for Post-COVID Workplace Design
byPost-COVID-19 workplace design isn’t about patchwork or health-conscious design tweaks. It’s a chance to rethink everything, and to take the ‘work’ out of the workplace.
How Do CRE Organizations Think Workspace Will Be Repurposed Post-COVID-19?
byYou asked, we got the answers. WDM readers want to know how CRE organizations think workspace will be repurposed as companies retrofit and resize their real estate portfolios.
The New Workplace: From Wellness to Wellbeing
byGensler’s Nena Martin believes one of the most important lessons from our time at home is learning to focus on our wellbeing and wellness.
Wellness in the workplace: missing connections with colleagues
byAs we prepare to return to the office, this is our opportunity to create places of work that truly enhance our well-being and invigorate our connections.
Lessons in Building Out Modern Offices in Historic Buildings
bySkender’s Brian Bukowski explores the nuances of building out and managing a project in a historic building.
How COVID-19 Is Shaping Democracy in the Workplace
byDoes the workplace of today reflect our societal values? Is COVID-19 helping to slow or advance the democratization of the workplace? In comparing today’s workplace to that of 50 years ago, the contrast is dramatic and telling.
Cohesive Design to Transition Between the Home Office and Workplace
byThe design lines between home and workplace have been increasingly blurred in recent years, and now is the opportunity to create synergy between the two.
In A Remote World, We Are Still Designing For Social Creatures
byOur collective remote work experience has been an experiment for all of us, providing insight into what we need to work most effectively. What have we learned?
Applying a Holistic, Health-Focused Design Approach to Built Environments
byCallisonRTKL’s Jodi Williams shares how using health-focused design can create stronger and more resilient built environments.