Tag: Workplace Design

What can employers do to dismantle the stigma around mental health in the workplace? A recent roundtable by the Flexible Space Association explored this topic and offered solutions on how ...

The Related Group, Tricera Capital, and LNDMRK have partnered with Industrious to operate nearly 41,000 square feet of flexible space.

The office isn’t going anywhere, but if business leaders want to bring workers back in, they will need to make major changes to office design to prioritize wellness.

From accessible restrooms to ‘softer’ interiors and clear signage, Gensler’s Amie Keener shares how designers are redefining public spaces to make them more accommodating for those who require these environments ...

What are the big workplace trends we can expect to see in 2021? One set of predictions comes from CallisonRTKL, a global architecture and design firm.

Although flashy amenities and coffee bars may seem like the makings of a healthy business, companies need to look deeper to ensure success in the long run.

History has proven that in the face of global crises, society makes a conscious effort to improve how economies are designed to make the world a safe, healthier place.

The past year has taught companies there is no one-size-fits-all approach to workplace design, so organizations may take a more agile and hybrid approach in the future.

Companies are still hesitant to bring employees back into the office, but flexible workspace operators are bolstering themselves as a safe solution to this challenge.

The pandemic is triggering a surge in demand for remote care, as fewer people are able or willing to visit doctors and practitioners. Bill Gianoukos, co-founder of self-care program Goodpath, ...