Exploring ideas that shape the places we work
The impact of younger professionals on how real estate companies approach the workplace, how to move on after the fall of the open office, and more news from around the web.
Some helpful tips to help make your morning commute less stressful, an office space designed by employees, and more news from around the web.
Steve Johnson of ADI Workplace Acoustics explains how teaching your eyes to hear will improve the quality of experience for the occupants of the beautiful spaces that you create.
Team Sasaki takes us through 3 recent projects that demonstrate the positive outcomes of good design.
A new report says that open offices are subtly sexist, the cultural shift in corporate real estate that people aren’t seeing, and more!
Many decision-makers assume open ceilings are less expensive than drop ceiling, but do those assumptions play out in reality?
Voices.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.
How can open offices start to feel closed off?, why is it so hard to find child care at co-working facilities?, and more.
From healthier, people-centric designed offices to increasingly flexible workspaces, Work Design Magazine’s very own, Bob Fox, shares seven workplace trend predictions he expects to see in 2018.
How can the workplace support the well-being of its occupants? Jennifer Walton, principal at H. Hendy Associates, provides seven common-sense wellness strategies that boost can the overall health of employees.
Paddy Power Betfair tasked Morphoza with the challenge of designing a better working environment, while also solving functionality issues, improving productivity, attracting new staff and retaining and engaging current staff.
Why is the c-suite scaling down on their private offices?, the cool things other countries are doing to shape our work lives, and other industry news.
