Tag: Workplace Design

Cooper Carry’s Brian Parker shares how the post-pandemic office can find inspiration in hospitality design to become a “destination with intention” that not only draws workers back, but also encourages ...

Wellness programs in the workplace have long been used to improve a company’s bottom line, but the future of work requires these programs for employee retainment.

Work is one of the leading causes of increased sedentary behavior in modern times. Standing desks have been found to reduce sitting times and provide a variety of health benefits ...

Inger Bartlett, founder and president of Bartlett & Associates, shares the key concepts influencing office design projects in the near future. From workforce distribution to collaborative spaces and biophilic design, ...

As companies look to bring their employees back into the office, design experts have offered their vision for how the evolved workplace will look like in the future.

As companies explore the future of work, policies and practices centered on flexibility and empowerment will be critical moving forward.

Art can help you improve your workplace experience by reducing stress and boosting creativity.

VergeSense analyzed data looking at space utilization efficiency comparing January 2020 pre-pandemic versus January 2021.

During Women’s History Month, Cowork Tahoe’s Jamie Orr explores the contributions women have made to the workspace industry. To enable more women to overcome the disproportionate challenges of the pandemic, ...

The pandemic has forced the office industry to completely rethink how they approach their operations, and at the center of these changes will need to be flexibility.