Tag: Workplace Design

“This building had to be able to transform itself over its lifetime in order to respond to the demands being put on by the business,” said David Radcliffe.

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 ...

To make the post-pandemic office return more enticing, many CEOs are taking a new approach: providing choice. 

While Brian Chesky says he’s not sure what Airbnb’s offices will look like, he is interested in being “innovative in the office and workplace design of the future.”

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 ...

At Chicago’s NeoCon event, SnapCab is launching the Link, a single-person workspace pod with the goal of offering an ideal environment for work.

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 ...

“Homes are becoming more like office space,” said Amit Haller, CEO of homebuilding firm Veev.

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 ...