Tag: Workplace Design

Stantec’s Heidi Dunn shares how to prevent employee burnout and keep company culture alive with choice and design.

Offices that break up monotony for workers who were stuck at their homes for over a year are important for post-pandemic corporate renters, says a new post by JLL.

BHDP shares how workplace design can tap into humans’ eight primal needs and positively foster connectedness and acceptance.  

Buildings may be static, but people are dynamic, so physical design must account for the motion of people through the static space. Re-designing your space for activity-based working can improve ...

Every office can enjoy the benefits of nature at work, and it doesn’t need to be an expensive reinvention. Start by focusing on quick wins, such as better lighting, better ...

In a Q&A with Allwork.Space, Diana Pisone from Ted Moudis Associates and Kelly McEachern from Perkins&Will discussed agile working practices and designing for different personality types.

A recent survey from Unispace found that 40% of respondents anticipate more technology in the post-pandemic workplace, but these tools should not be the main focus.

Companies turning to a hybrid workplace need to rely on chief information officers (CIO) in order to make this transition as seamless and beneficial as possible.