2023 Trends: Creating Places for Privacy in the Collaborative Office
byInger Bartlett of Bartlett & Associates explores why the office landscape needs to change in order to accommodate the working styles and preferences of employees.
Inger Bartlett of Bartlett & Associates explores why the office landscape needs to change in order to accommodate the working styles and preferences of employees.
Attracting Gen Z to the office will take considered design moves that still feel familiar to older generations while offering a new sense of dynamism and energy.
Bartlett & Associates president Inger Bartlett thinks the path to a brighter, greener future lies in the office lobby.
Bartlett & Associates’ Inger Bartlett shares ideas for designing healthy and calming workplaces that take cues from the natural world
Bartlett & Associates’ design for OSL includes amenities such as a vibrant café and patio for the highly social workplace.
The post-pandemic world invites designers to push the envelope on Agile Design principles – creating positive change for employers and employees alike.
Splitting our working hours between home and a more efficient, effectively designed collaboration hub could be the key to achieving a better relationship with our professional lives.
Bartlett & Associates recently transformed the Mill Street Brewery’s east Toronto brewery into a smart, contemporary workspace with just the right amount of industrial edge.
Inger Bartlett shares lessons learned from the past year and the top 10 concepts influencing office projects in the very near future.
The Volaris HQ by Bartlett & Associates is the kind of workspace that will be trending post-vaccine, as the office becomes more of a collaborative hub where we connect with colleagues.