technology

The future of workplace design is engaging with individuals and asking them what they want from their space.

As the tools changed, the workplace design community has facilitated the transition from a workplace as a fixed destination to a workplace as a fluid experience.

How new technology is powering workplace design decision, mothers show how they would redesign the central spaces in their lives to make them more accessible, and more.

M Moser Associates gets a new office packed with technological innovations that reshaped the way their employees work after several years of preparation.

Secret rooms hidden behind bookcases are popping up in workplaces, why we dress the way we do at work, and more news from around the web.

If companies wish to tap into the success of the coworking movement by offering flexible workspace as a service, they must first accept the need to change.

There's a major shift coming in the future of healthcare. Jennifer Walton and Susan Dwyer of H. Hendy Associates ask how will all this impact the corporate office?

Part two of our survey results: A well-designed workplace speaks to occupants about space functionalities as well as what the space represents.

Together with our research partner Survature, we launched a survey to learn more about what screens tells us about how people really work. Between May 14th – 31st of this year 368 of you participated in our research. Here is part one of the results!

We engaged with our friends at Tangram to get the inside scoop on InfoComm 2019, the premier trade show for commercial audio-video solutions.

To anticipate where the design of the tech workplace is heading, it’s important to first understand where it has been.