Design

UC Berkeley's zero waste building shows how offices could divert 90%+ waste from landfills.

Offices must evolve from compromise to specialization to meet the extreme demands of modern work.

Employers and employees are divided on WFH due to productivity, mental health, and office leases.

Learn how access to nature, biophilic design and a change of scenery can boost workplace well-being.

What can the evolution of the internet teach us to help organizations transition into Work 2.0?

Offices were once process-focused; for future success they need to be people-centric to boost engagement.

Australia’s shift from glass façades to sustainable designs is an example of how to optimize building performance.

Upcycling furniture significantly reduces environmental impact and fosters sustainable workplaces.

Successful office designs promote engagement, innovation, and optimism through intentional spaces.

The era of uniform workplace strategies is over; hybrid work demands nuanced, data-driven solutions.