Tag: Workplace Design

Limited privacy, large workloads and stagnant office design are just a few drivers of a poor employee experience.

Designing office spaces that cater to everyone is complex. Tash Hewlett of Peldon Rose explores the limitless benefits for both employees and businesses when workplaces put people first.

Designing and managing the use of offices that host hybrid workers is getting complicated. New technologies can help, but keeping the human experience at the center is key.

The first KuMo Office model is the KAGU House located in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, complete with Hokkaido-derived wooden design, a meeting space and a living area for up to 12 people.

The future of office design must include considerations for hybrid work arrangements. Including more fluid work spaces and focusing on meeting employee needs should be at the center of designing ...

The pandemic showed us that even though we can work remotely efficiently, there is enormous value in well-designed spaces for collaboration, team building, innovation, and group problem solving. Brendan Farrell ...

In discussion with Allwork.Space’s Future of Work Podcast, Pophouse’s Director of Strategy explains why human-centric design is critical to a modern workplace and how to build an environment for everyone.

Attempting to compete with someone’s home for comfort and focused space is a losing battle. Instead, employers must evaluate how their people work and respond by creating an optimized workplace ...

Multi-modal design is making a big impact in the post-pandemic workplace. Discover more about this style of workspace design and how it’s accommodating the hybrid workforce.

Employees’ relationship with the physical workplace is starting to look more like students’ relationship with a campus. Organizations need to reimagine how they manage space and one place they can ...