12 Days of Trends: The Autonomous Workplace
byTrend 12 of 12: Why we need to design space that supports freedom of movement and is designed to operate without direct human control.
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Lessons learned from DPR’s Living Lab Projects Unlock Better Building Performance
byBased on the performance of DPR’s Living Labs, facility owners and office tenants can now achieve high performance at close to market rates.
How Workplaces Lose Money with Wrong-Sized Meeting Rooms
byIn the latest report from Density, they analyzed more than 10,000 hours of meeting room data—generated by their sensor platform—to explore how wrong-sized meeting rooms cost workplaces millions of dollars every year.
Innovative Workplace Design Starts By Asking The Right Questions
byIn this article, we want to share the strategy we take when designing workplace design surveys. Specifically, why we ask the questions that we do and the insights we’re able to capture by taking an indirect questioning approach.
The Evolution of the [Tech] Workplace
byTo anticipate where the design of the tech workplace is heading, it’s important to first understand where it has been.
The Next Big Thing Isn’t for You
byHerman Miller shares the emerging themes from their recent event series, the impact they can have in the workplace, and how you might harness that impact in your own organization or for your own clients.
More Than a Feeling: Measuring Workplace Inclusion
by“Diversity is about being invited to the party. Inclusion is about being asked to dance.”
Evolve or Perish: Data-Driven Design Tools are Changing the Game
byWhy the A&D community needs to embrace new technology to continue to employ data as a key component to design.
Creating a Data-Driven Work Experience: Myths and Realities
bySteelcase’s Tracy Brower presents seven myths about data and how to make better decisions by bringing more reality to the data-driven decision-making process.
Data-Driven Design: Leveraging Occupancy Evaluations to Inform and Create Effective Workspaces
byBy preforming pre- and post-occupancy evaluations, design strategists can create spaces that satisfy an organization’s most important asset: its people.
Proceed With Caution: A Clear Understanding Of Where You Are Headed And Why
byExcerpts from HOK’s upcoming whitepaper “Tech Workplace: From Frontier to Center Stage.” An investigation of the forces reshaping the tech industry and how workplace design can position companies for success.
Why Measuring the Human Condition Results in Better Space Design
byThe most successful workplace designs are ones that have been developed with a strong and comprehensive people strategy as a foundation.