Finding Balance, Brand Infusions and Other Industry News
byNavigating the open office conundrum, finding the balance between traditional and non-traditional practices and more in this week’s industry roundup.
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Attributes of Buildings of the Future and Their Impact on Workplace Design
byWhen it comes to buildings of the future, a few themes dominate the next ten and twenty-five years. Plus we’ll explore their impact on workplace design.
5 Tips on How to Create an Inclusive Culture When You Tear Down the Walls
byMaintaining civility is key to fostering innovation in today’s polarized environment. Recent articles and case studies in Work Design Magazine speak about a growing…
Happiness Quotients, CEOs Want Their Offices Back, and Other Industry News
byOur weekly roundup of workplace news from around the web. Forbes has four ideas on how to improve your company’s happiness quotient so you can…
How Allseating is Differentiating Itself with Exchange
byThe company is taking a fresh approach to soft seating.
CEOs Talk Workplace: Andrew Rosen on Interfolio’s New HQ
byFind out how Interfolio, a D.C.-based tech company, is using its new office to support the company’s business goals.
Riding the Wave of the Contingent Workforce
byHow design and innovation are transforming work at the SAP Fieldglass HQ.
WDM TALK – Evolution of Law Office Design
byLaw firms are so steeped in tradition that they’ve always seemed to us the last frontier of any radical changes in workplace design. But the way we…
VIDEO: We Asked a Bunch of Workplace Experts What They Think About the Open Office
byAnd here’s what we found out.
Workspace to Support Creativity and Innovation at Mercedes-Benz
byA sneak peek at how Work Design NOW finalist MBRDNA is expressing its design philosophy at its new Silicon Valley R&D HQ.
A Creative, Budget-Conscious Way to Brand Your Open Workspace
bySee how a non-traditional insurance company used transparent hot pink panels to punctuate their open-plan office.
When Bad Acoustics Happen to Good Workplaces
byBad acoustics are the culprit in many unsuccessful workplace design projects. Here’s how and why the proper use of sound absorbing materials and sound masking can make all the difference.