Tag: Workplace Design

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 ...

Foot traffic is a metric used to measure the number of people who physically walk and move around in a given space, such as a coworking or flex workspace. The ...

The firm now expects half of its workers to be in-person full-time, while 40% will work in a hybrid arrangement, and the remaining 10% will work remotely.

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

Dixon believes that even full-time remote workers won’t continue to view this arrangement as “remotopia” as the lack of work-life boundaries begins to weigh on professionals.

This follows the trend of repurposing both high-class and lower-class buildings in order to improve their value, particularly during the post-pandemic era.

Social media management company HootSuite is testing out new ways of working, which includes replacing its 500 desks with a combination of sit-stand workstations, meeting pods, bikes and treadmill desks.

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 ...