NeoCon 2019 Review
byNeoCon 51 was bursting with excitement of exhibitors and visitors alike. Read on to see what caught our attention this year.
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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.
Workplace Burnout Is Now A Diagnosable Condition, And Other Industry News
byWHO has added workplace burnout to the International Classification of Diseases, Herman Miller takes a look back on the last 70 years of their esteemed research, and more news from around the web.
A Recap of WDM’s Inaugural Emerging Talent Event in DC
byA recap of Work Design’s inaugural Emerging Talent event that drew a standing-room-only crowd to Herman Miller’s Washington, DC showroom on Tuesday, March 19, 2019.
Aftershock Games Gives its New HQ a Unified, Distinctive Look
byUsing a refined black and white color palette, OKB Architecture gives After Shock Games an office-personality that dominates in sleekness and unity. After 21st Century Fox’s…
Ayse Birsel on Her Design Philosophy, Work With Herman Miller, & More
byWDM’s Elise Shapiro recently interviewed Ayse Birsel to learn more about the development of Herman Miller’s Overlay and her overall design philosophy.
Work Design & Leesman TALK: Chicago Event Preview
byJoin us on October 23rd at TheMart, Chicago for a lively discussion with Leesman and earn CEU credit as well!
Bring Life to the Office
byPLASTARC shares their thoughts on this year’s 50th NeoCon and 30th ICFF, where they saw human-centered design take center stage with a focus on health and wellbeing.
NeoCon Celebrates 50 Years of Tomorrow’s Design
byA look back at NeoCon’s past as they celebrate their 50th year as the world’s leading platform and most important event of the year for the commercial design industry.
Voices.com’s New Office Accommodates Rapid Growth and High Energy
byVoices.com was looking for a fresh start in a new space–a space which would accommodate rapid and continued growth in a high-energy environment, while remaining budget friendly and on a very tight timeline.
