Exploring ideas that shape the places we work
Parthajeet Sarma argues that the future of co-working lies in a co-creation model where startup focused co-working centers begin to adopt best practices from collaborative working and incubation centers.
While modern workplace environments have become highly specialized, should designers be looking for inspiration from successful organizations in other parts of the economy?
Katherine Long of Illustria explains how to create authentic branded spaces that engage by taking some pointers from the retail world.
Missed out on ORGATEC 2018? We’ve got you covered with an in-depth photo recap of the show which was held in Cologne, Germany.
WDM’s Elise Shapiro recently interviewed Ayse Birsel to learn more about the development of Herman Miller’s Overlay and her overall design philosophy.
The June 2018 Workplace Week New York (WWNY) questioned the art and the science behind creating work environments that facilitate employee happiness, wellbeing, and productivity.
A new question is being asked, which challenges assumptions on the role of corporations in public life. Why have a home when you can live at work?
Kenneth Freeman, head of innovation for Ambius, shares how even the simplest of biophilic design elements can can increase productivity and reduce absenteeism in the workplace.
JLL’s Dr. Marie Puybaraud shares five ways that a high-achieving workplace design can unlock a collective sense of purpose.
The UK’s first floating meeting room is a unique, multi-functional and flexible space for creative collaboration, corporate meetings, and tenant social events.
Ted Moudis Associates’ Workplace Strategist Kate Wieczorek shares her thoughts on the recent Harvard study examining the effects of the open plan.
With much of recent press focused on the open office debate, Work Design Magazine Publisher, Bob Fox, shares his thoughts on the topic.
