The Evolving Workplace: Nature and Community for Employee Wellbeing
byAs the workplace shifts to meet the needs of a changing workforce and evolving social and cultural needs, design’s role in advancing human wellness grows.
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Tips for Designing Wellness Spaces at Work
byThere’s no doubt that wellness spaces are important. Tonya Dybdahl shares some helpful tips for how to effectively implement them in the workplace.
Cultivating Wellness in the Workplace Through Interior Design and Other Industry News
byThe workplace will only thrive and prosper, when the most valuable asset is prioritized, designers, developers, and facilities experts work out what will be essential to the office of the future, and more news.
The Great Outdoors: Driving Organizational Success Through Meaningful Office Design
byHow to create meaningful outdoor space that will have long lasting impacts on both the organization and the community.
The Rise of the Coworking Class, and Other Industry News
byHow WeWork is producing a new kind of corporate culture, wellness features are being used to attract new tenants, and more news from around the web.
Recap of the First Annual Design Well Conference in San Diego
byIn case you missed it and are suffering from a severe case of FOMO, here is a recap of the recent Design Well pre-conference and conference in San Diego, California that took place January 21-23, 2019.
Future Workplaces: Where Technology and Human Needs Are Guiding Design
byFocal Point, LLC. shares how designing the future workplace means aligning with basic human needs, which translates into added value for both companies and employees.
Connected: A Whole Person Approach to Wellness
byCompanies that focus on and commit to a culture of wellbeing benefit from a boost in engagement, morale, retention, recruitment and performance.
Designwell Conference
byWhat began as the green movement in how we build to protect the environment has evolved to become the foundation for the reshaping of…
Well, Fit and Feeling Young: Workplaces Get Active
byBy incorporating active design solutions into the office, employers can count on a bump in productivity, while employees get the quality-of-life enhancements they seek.
Pragmatic Wellness Interventions to Existing Workspaces
byNeil Ginty of William Duff Architects shares simple design solutions to create a workplace that can become an environment wherein health and wellness are nurtured.
The “50 Feet” Design Concept: Productivity within Arm’s Reach
byWhile the pendulum continues to swing, how design stands to leverage what matters most in the workplace is much more complex than the partitioning of space.
