Tag: Workplace Design

What goes into the design of a post-pandemic workplace? Smart offices are the need of the hour — spaces that embrace sustainability and are driven majorly by the combination of ...

Peace Pods (private, soundproof, 3.5-square-meter portable pods, seating up to four people) have launched in multiple locations throughout Shanghai. The pods aim to boost mental health, wellness and productivity by ...

In hybrid companies, executives are the new office amenity that can help draw people in. A fundamentally different approach to leadership spaces can be an important tool for building the ...

Melissa Cooksey, Senior Interior Project Manager at Perkins&Will’s Dallas office, explains how workspaces can have a more meaningful impact on occupants, the environment and the communities in which they reside ...

To stay relevant, compliant and successful, organizations operating in the CRE sector must tune into three trends in 2023.

Creating human-centric office design requires strategic use of space, tools and furnishings. The best human-centric designs align with an organization’s purpose, brand and values and create compelling workplaces rich with ...

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.