Tag: Workplace Design

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 ...

In search of greater employee engagement and productivity, companies are turning to design and technology to enhance their workplaces. From smart technologies and ergonomic furniture to natural materials and wellness ...

Workspace design can elevate or hinder your workforce -- therefore it’s crucial to take a strategic approach in your design process.

The workplace is changing, and companies are starting to bring in arquitectes and using big data in order to drive design decisions for their workplace to truly support the modern ...

At WORKTECH19 in New York City, Gensler’s Hans Neubert discussed the next phase of workplace design and that we should always focus on the people. Our overall aim must be, ...

At WORKTECH19 in New York City, thought leaders shared best practices and case studies on how design tools can be used to engender a sense of ownership and community in ...

Allwork.Space recently attended the Urban Design London Young Practitioners Network 2019 event, ‘Working in the 21st Century City’. Key topics focused on workplace inclusivity, using community to attract and retain ...

JLL revealed the top five cities in the U.S. that are leading the country in flexible workplace design are New York, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Austin, and Boston.

Many workplaces have settled into offering flexible options to cater to collaborative and private environments for all workers, but where can office design go from here?

Biophilic design can reduce stress and it can improve memory, creativity, and overall wellbeing. Here are 14 patterns to facilitate and inspire biophilia implementation.