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What We’re Reading To Get ‘Back to School’ Ready

In the spirit of "Back to School" season, Work Design Magazine editor, Elise Shapiro reached out to some of her favorite industry experts to find out what they recommend as a good read.

Willis Tower Celebrates Opening of New Lobby with Specially Commissioned Art

Willis Tower has celebrated the opening of their new Wacker Drive Lobby with a specially commissioned sculptural installation by Jacob Hashimoto.

Innovative Workplace Design Starts By Asking The Right Questions

In this article, we want to share the strategy we take when designing workplace design surveys. Specifically, why we ask the questions that we do and the insights we’re able to capture by taking an indirect questioning approach.

Inspiration from the Top Down: The Importance of Culture on Your Workplace Design

When designing for culture, think about creating a holistic environment that champions the goals, values, and spirit of not only your company, but also of your team.

As Remote Working Takes Off, So Do Coliving Spaces

Here are seven lively coliving spaces from around the world that will inspire you to hopefully give this revolutionary concept a try yourself sometime soon.

Workspace As A Service: Using Technology To Offer Affordable Design Flexibility

If companies wish to tap into the success of the coworking movement by offering flexible workspace as a service, they must first accept the need to change.

Healthcare Advancements That Will Redefine Office Design in 2020 And Beyond

There's a major shift coming in the future of healthcare. Jennifer Walton and Susan Dwyer of H. Hendy Associates ask how will all this impact the corporate office?

Beyond Wifi and Coffee: Where Coworking is Headed 

As flexible workspaces emerge as a major force in commercial real estate, Elad Hod, Real Estate Director of Mindspace shares four trends that will drive growth over the coming years.

Space Functionality is in the Eye of the Beholder

Part two of our survey results: A well-designed workplace speaks to occupants about space functionalities as well as what the space represents.

The Screen-Centric Future Workplace 

Together with our research partner Survature, we launched a survey to learn more about what screens tells us about how people really work. Between May 14th – 31st of this year 368 of you participated in our research. Here is part one of the results!

A Look at the Rise of Women Only Coworking Spaces

With a rise in the numbers of coworking spaces catered exclusively to women, check out a few of the high-profile and what they have to offer.

Workplace of the Future: Designing to Recruit Top Talent

Interface's Chip DeGrace explains why companies need to design spaces that are representative of the diverse job functions that reside in a given workplace in order to recruit and retain top talent.
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