The Source For Next Work Environments
Here’s a recap and some extended Q&A with the panelists from our recent webinar, “Forging the New Frontier of the Workplace’s Next Normal” hosted in partnership with NeoCon.
Framery’s Samu Hällfors investigates the future of workplace privacy furniture as we return to the office.
Meet “Team K”: The winners of the three-way tie Interactive Kitchen / Cafe Collaboration Space category of the Next Work Environment Competition! Check out their submission “Float” below.
Office designs should be a tether between our messaging platforms and our common spaces, why you should make your own work from home playbook, and more.
Nearly 50 percent of full-time employees may partake in remote work on a regular basis. How then, will the corporate workplace model respond?
Allwork.Space spoke with Tim Mok, Director of Strategy at TPG Architecture, to understand the changes coming our way as teams become increasingly distributed.
Morgan Toth addresses the challenge of adapting shared spaces in the wake of COVID-19, as they are inherently designed to encourage gathering.
Turan Duda and Jeffrey Paine shares ideas and tips for creating a holistic workplace to ensure a successful return to the office.
Angie Lee of FXCollaborative explores how defensible spaces in the office can preserve essential personal connections.
Ware Malcomb’s Cynthia Milota shares that there is one certainty in all this COVID-19 ambiguity: the date of your lease expiration.
Companies that use offices as “centres of gravity” and places for connection likely won’t require as much space as before. Their workplaces will become more about human experiences and collaboration rather than square footage.
The changes to office technology post COVID-19 will bring new features that could make our work life more efficient, productive and healthy.
