Return to the Office: Why Indoor Air Quality Should Be the Top Priority
byGiven the nature of the coronavirus, many individuals are concerned about the air quality of their workspace.
Given the nature of the coronavirus, many individuals are concerned about the air quality of their workspace.
As companies explore the future of work, policies and practices centered on flexibility and empowerment will be critical moving forward.
Lisa Killaby survey 20+ workplace designers and strategists on their plans to return the office, client expectations, what they see for the workplace in 2021, and finally what could derail return to work plans.
As the workplace evolves, a successful growth strategy will require place-based solutions that enable people to come together and innovate in healthy and inspiring spaces.
Bob Fox shares why it is important to focus on purpose, leadership, people, and what makes each organization unique as designers begin return to work plans for clients.
For those wishing to return to work this year, PDR’s Larry Lander outlines how to foster the new creative office.
Perkins&Will’s Brent Capron asks: how do you draw staff back into the office when they no longer need to?
Design alone is not enough to move the needle in the post-COVID-19 workplace. SmithGroup explores how a robust change management program running parallel to the design process is critical for success.
With an easy-to-use mobile experience and real-time reporting, Nuvolo’s solution platform helps companies better manage and optimize their workspaces.
The design lines between home and workplace have been increasingly blurred in recent years, and now is the opportunity to create synergy between the two.
The Modo WorkReady app enables employees to book anything from desks and meeting rooms to workspaces and dining reservations, and more in a single Modo-powered return-to-office app.
Interior architects are the world’s secret weapon against COVID-19, what Japan is doing with their underused office spaces, and more news.