While founders spend every waking hour obsessing over product market fit, hiring, and funding, ...

It’s no secret that the pandemic completely changed the conversation about how we work and where we work. Employees now prioritize work flexibility, and companies that can provide it have the upper ...

Following pandemic-driven office downsizing and reorientation toward communal space—more “we,” less “me”—employees want their desks back. Demand for quiet space and an opportunity to keep personal ...

Private offices, chairs, desks, and conference rooms: Traditionally those would have been the ingredients for a typical office design. But according to a new report from WeWork, those quintessential ...

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Designer Dan Sullivan wants to change your brain. As VP of R&D at Kova, a maker of building materials, facades, and windows, he’s been exploring the practical implications of what’s being called ...

A new survey from Kinly, a Netherlands-based company that specializes in office communications and audiovisual systems design, found that uninspiring workspaces could have a staggering impact on ...

The dot-com wave led to the embrace of open-floor concepts. As AI usage explodes, Steelcase's Steve Miller believes the ...

Many of today’s workplaces are foregoing design features that work against their staff in favour of thoughtful, purpose-led environments that accommodate diverse needs and working styles.

With HR professionals playing an instrumental role in employee well-being, it's now more important than ever to inventory workplace interiors, including how they may or may not be supporting wellness ...

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