Exploring ideas that shape the places we work
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.
How the modern office has transformed from a siloed environment to an amenity space, acting as an enticing venue for employee activities, benefits, and interactions.
The use of algorithms in design, from fashion to buildings, is not a new concept. However, Artificial Intelligence (AI) might influence design outcomes in a more profound way: by shaping what it means to be human.
How to create an aesthetic “wow” factor that inspires creativity, attracts new employees, and supports retention.
Missed this year’s this conference of the Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture (ANFA)? Our friends at PLASTARC have got you covered with a recap of the September 20-22 event.
A team in Winston-Salem, North Carolina has been successfully redeveloping a former tobacco manufacturing district in the city to create the Wake Forest Innovation Quarter.
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?
