Industry News: Redesigning The Office For The Next 100-Year-Flu
byThe short-term office fixes that will be part of the new normal, why Dunder Mifflin Scranton was not the best for productivity, and more news.
The short-term office fixes that will be part of the new normal, why Dunder Mifflin Scranton was not the best for productivity, and more news.
Does the workplace of today reflect our societal values? Is COVID-19 helping to slow or advance the democratization of the workplace? In comparing today’s workplace to that of 50 years ago, the contrast is dramatic and telling.
Meet Team HOK San Francisco: The winners of the New Change Management Process category of the Next Work Environment Competition!
The design lines between home and workplace have been increasingly blurred in recent years, and now is the opportunity to create synergy between the two.
Framery’s Samu Hällfors investigates the future of workplace privacy furniture as we return to the office.
Meet “Team K”: The winners of the three-way tie Interactive Kitchen / Cafe Collaboration Space category of the Next Work Environment Competition! Check out their submission “Float” below.
How the pandemic has forced us to look at workplaces with a fresh lens, the social and economic tolls on young people without offices + more.
Our collective remote work experience has been an experiment for all of us, providing insight into what we need to work most effectively. What have we learned?
Is your building making people sick? The onset of the coronavirus has made the need for healthy buildings and better ventilation a top priority.
CallisonRTKL’s Jodi Williams shares how using health-focused design can create stronger and more resilient built environments.
Hundreds of entries later, our jurors have made their final decision on the first-ever Next Work Environment Competition winners!
Interior architects are the world’s secret weapon against COVID-19, what Japan is doing with their underused office spaces, and more news.