Exploring ideas that shape the places we work
Studio O+A co-founder Verda Alexander re-purposed an old food truck to take her design team on the road in the name of social outreach and urban development.
Charlie Grantham and Susan Mulholland provide some practical design guidelines to improve the adverse effects of common PTSD symptoms.
There’s no doubt that wellness spaces are important. Tonya Dybdahl shares some helpful tips for how to effectively implement them in the workplace.
Tarkett’s latest CEU, Altered States: The Future of Consciousness, is ideal for any team, any employee. You’ll leave refreshed and ready to take on the universe!
Bonus Trend: 2020 will bring spaces that utilize technology to truly save time and improve the work environment.
Bonus Trend: The digitally enabled workplace serves up an ever-wider range of spaces and experiences to suit our cognitive diversity and stimulate our senses.
Trend 12 of 12: Why we need to design space that supports freedom of movement and is designed to operate without direct human control.
Trend 11 of 12: Biophilia and natural elements are important in the workplace. But often the view counts as much, if not more.
Trend 10 of 12: To truly be inclusive, we need to create environments that address the needs of this increasingly diverse workforce.
Kay Sargent believes that as labor shortages intensify, companies will increasingly consider part-time workers to meet current and future staffing demands.
Here are the six of the most important trends shaping coworking spaces as we head into 2020.
Trend 8 of 12: Domino Risch believes focusing on people will we create better, more human places that allow people to thrive.
