Tips & Trends

An architects shares some ideas for ways to incorporate active shooter security into the commercial office space, and thus developing better solutions for your clients.

When community hubs are used in the workplace to inspire and facilitate connection, creativity and energy, there’s no doubt that innovation will follow.

Jean Couch, posture advisor to Google, Stanford University, Kaiser Permanente, and Brightday, offers a few ergonomic tips that companies rolling out wellness programs can offer to their workforces.

From employee wellbeing to the debate on open offices, Work Design Magazine Publisher, Bob Fox, shares five workplace trend predictions he expects to see in 2019. 

Companies that focus on and commit to a culture of wellbeing benefit from a boost in engagement, morale, retention, recruitment and performance.

How Facility and HR professionals can make strategic decisions together to strengthen the workplace experience for all employees.

An office designed with ergonomics in mind will not only increase employee productivity, but also foster employee wellness overall.

In the spirit of broadening our horizons and our networks, we asked our readers to tell us which events they are most excited for in the new year. Our ever-expanding group of followers brought the resulting list to our attention.

Ted Moudis Associates shares what they think will be the next big workplace design trends in 2019.

Heidi Hendy and Anna Grayhek of H. Hendy Associates share trends that will continue to redefine the office of tomorrow as employers work to gain a competitive edge in 2019 and beyond.

Liz Elam, founder of GCUC, the world’s largest coworking conference series, looks ahead to where the coworking world is going and shares her predictions for the coming year.

WDM was fortunate to catch up with Barcelona based designer Jeannette Altherr who kindly answered several questions about her recent work.