Tag: Workplace Design

Companies are focusing on experience and wellbeing in their workplace design.

Designers and architects are being forced to reevaluate how to keep the workforce physically and mentally healthy as the threat of COVID-19 continues to loom over.

The design lines between home and workplace have been increasingly blurred in recent years, and now is the opportunity to create synergy between the two.

Living with the coronavirus means people are flocking outdoors rather than indoors, which is impacting workplace design and accelerating demand for green spaces. Allwork.Spoke with 5 design experts to learn ...

Despite open office plans becoming one of the more popular designs for forward-thinking companies, the pandemic will likely cause them to reevaluate their design choices.

Brent Capron and Carolyn BaRoss discuss convergence in architecture, lessons learned, and what the world may look like on the other side of the pandemic.

Companies are in the process of undergoing major design transformations as they evaluate which strategies are the best to keep employees safe and healthy in the office.

Workplace design will pivot away from lavish wellness amenities and open office plans, to spaces that focus on privacy, distancing, health and sanitation practices.