Design

From a design perspective, bringing the outside in can enhance our emotional, creative, and mental wellbeing. Rather than thinking about outdoors versus indoors, Cushing Terrell’s Dayton Rush believes we can...

Employees have different thresholds and tolerances for dealing with sensory input. Spaces need to be programmed to support the specific needs of individuals throughout their day for effective work and...

For those who work from a desk, finding time to exercise can be a struggle. FlexiSpot created a solution; the Sit2Go Fitness Chair is an office chair combined with an...

Building regulations for people with disabilities usually focus on physical access, but what about those with neurological differences? Motionspot’s Jason Slocombe explores how workplaces can be designed to better meet...

Offices are slowly re-opening their doors to staff but for many employers, the expected rush of people back to the physical office didn’t happen. The key to enticing people back...

Hybrid work is here to stay, which means the workplace of the future is increasingly infused with a mix of hospitality-rich amenities and broadcast studio capabilities. John Sadlon of Perkins&Will...

The new purpose of the office means creating a flexible workspace experience, boosts engagement, reduces friction for employees, and drives business performance.

Enticing people back to the office is all about the user experience: creating a space that people want to return to. Cushing Terrell’s Sandi Rudy and Jennifer Moore share how...

One way the interior design sector can become more sustainable is through eco-conscious sourcing and specifying. To achieve the targets set out in the Paris Agreement, designers have a responsibility...

Data is essential in workspace design, but so is the workplace culture and experience. That’s why it’s important to start with the client’s vision, says Stantec’s Brad Robichaux and Stephanie...