privacy at work

Inclusive design recognizes the importance of creating environments that support a wide range of physical abilities and neurodiverse individuals. Spaces that respond to a wider range of needs, sensitivities and behaviors benefit everyone.

Inger Bartlett of Bartlett & Associates explores why the office landscape needs to change in order to accommodate the working styles and preferences of employees.

Echoing a time past, Three H's Woodstock line reflects aspirations of a dynamic new time going forward. The adage that everything old is new again...

Residence Connect by Spacestor increases room availability and supports focus work in the workplace by removing phone and video calls from open desk areas.

How can our shared spaces evolve to keep the parts we love while also keeping us safe as we return to work?

With the Smart Window Tint from ElectraTint, you can create privacy, remove distractions, and create dry erase and projection surfaces at the same time.

Employees and designers alike are searching for private places at work, how to design a workplace that actually supports employees' wellbeing, and more news.

Tricks to soothe those open-office nightmares, how 80 years of office design has shaped wellbeing, and more news.