Tag: Workplace Design

Workplace designers are renewing their focus to ensure that workspaces support cognitive and neurodiversity, mental and physical well-being and become more user-centric.

Workplace design greatly influences the way people work and behave in the built environment. These three design elements boost productivity by creating positive environments that support workers’ needs and preferences.

Work environments can make or break how well employees complete their daily tasks, so it is vital that offices design their spaces to boost productivity and wellbeing.

In order to ensure workers are as productive as possible, businesses must start prioritizing workplace design that promotes wellness, work-life balance and technology.

What can we expect to see in the world of workspace design in 2020? Allwork.Space spoke with Beth Harrison from Sketch, an independent furniture consultant, to find out.

Many firms have adopted open-floor office design in recent years as they boost collaboration, but organizations need to find a balance between private and open spaces.

A new report analyzes macro and micro design trends that will dominate the workplace in 2020, including flexible layouts and sustainable, home-styled features.

Due to our evolving workforce, companies must include resilient design that addresses vulnerabilities through sustainability, technological changes and workplace design.

Capital One’s 2019 Work Environment Survey found that there is a strong correlation on the impact of thoughtful office design on the success of people in the workplace.

While wellness programs and policies promote a culture of wellbeing at work, it’s equally important that the built environment contributes to a person’s health. Here are 5 ways to promote ...