Exploring ideas that shape the places we work
The effects of reurbanization have a positive impact on a healthy work/life balance, how working indoors could be effecting our productivity, and more news from around the web.
Productivity’s days are numbered. PLASTARC’s Melissa Marsh and Mike Sayre explain why we need to shift how we measure success.
The office in the summer can be hot, but you don’t have to be! Staying productive at work when you’re busy trying to stay…
Productivity and innovation are derived through empowering the employee with choice; by architectural transparency and openness; and by providing spaces that disrupt and communicate inspiration and motivation the individual and the team.
Team Sasaki takes us through 3 recent projects that demonstrate the positive outcomes of good design.
Why should an organization invest in design, which aspects of the physical workplace impact employee productivity the most, and more industry news.
More Space System from Novus offers superior flexibility for limitless custom configurations for office, control room, retail, healthcare, manufacturing, and more.
A freedom to choose from a variety of materials, Gunlocke has re-designed the SileaEH caseloads line with new elements that enhance adaptability and functionality of the workspaces we’re evolving with today.
The idea that our surroundings affect our mood, productivity, and creativity was taken literally by the designers at Arkiplan International when they designed their office in a way that keeps employees’ creativity, energy, and spirit scales high.
As work becomes something that can be done from anywhere, the 8-hour desk dies, Mashable offers some advice for office perks to Amazon for HQ2, and more.
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.
Our weekly roundup of workplace news from around the web. People are rethinking open plan offices, writes the New York Times. New designs are…
