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Elsy Studios' Juliana Rini shares seven opportunities to consider when designing a positive experience for neurodivergent employees.

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.

Terri Zborowsky, Julie Mendoza-Lollar, and Heather Bachman of HGA share why designing for neurodiversity starts with understanding how people with different ways of thinking can feel comfortable in the workplace.

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Tandia Financial Credit Union's new space by SDI Design is divided into four neighborhoods, each with an individual ambiance based on one of the...

With an easy-to-use mobile experience and real-time reporting, Nuvolo's solution platform helps companies better manage and optimize their workspaces.

In an effort to bring together their employees into one workspace, Akamai Technologies selected Sasaki to create their new Boston HQ.

OAD Interiors used unique surfaces and lighting to aid in wayfinding in their 3rd Avenue Law Office project.

What can the workplace learn from the healthcare industry post-COVID-19?

Spin Master's new headquarters in Toronto, designed by iN STUDIO, might be the most playful office we've ever seen!

Video wall technology from Cenero is transforming viewer engagement, creating truly immersive digital experiences.

Today’s workplace problems have more available solutions than ever before, so common office challenges can be addressed in a way that works best for everyone.