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The Surprising Reason Why an Open Office Space May Not Be Great for Your Company
The arrangement of furniture and cubicles within an office can influence productivity in complex ways, depending on a company’s culture and the nature of its work. No one design fits all companies.
Why landlords are raising their game on office amenities
Basement gyms and 9-5 cafés alone no longer have the same pull factor for companies looking for office space that they had 10 years ago.
Talent Search: It’s all about a great employee experience
The heart of office: The kitchen’s crucial role in workplace wellness and productivity
How designing space for mindful eating can create lasting benefits for office culture and creativity.
Going Beyond the Open Plan Office
Agile and MEMO spaces are designated spaces designed to spur innovation, present opportunities to coworking operators.
This New Coworking Operator Will Manage Your Kids And Your Office
The coworking company will join a handful of other companies offering full-time child care that allows parents a place to work not far from their children.
Spaces for collaboration are vital, but it's time to focus on the individual
Individual-focused work can be game a game changer in the wellbeing of the workplace, according to new research by Boss Design.
Coworking: What's Right for your Brand
IT'S NOT JUST AN OFFICE, IT'S AN EXPERIENCE
Major shifts in demographics and thinking around the workplace have pushed the placemaking agenda to the forefront.
Your coworker with the annoying sit-stand desk may be onto something
To sit or stand? It’s the great debate of modern office drones. A new, yearlong study about the ergonomics of work suggests you might want to do both.
Biophilic design is so much more than plants
Whilst Biophilic Design has only been used in mainstream design for the past few years, the term biophilia was coined by Edward O. Wilson back in 1984 as the “innate tendency to focus on life and lifelike processes.”
5 Facts About Remote Work and Millennials
The World Economic Forum found that flexibility in the workplace, such as telecommuting, has led to a significant transformation in workplace.
Apple, Starbucks Have an Answer for the Tight Job Market: Hand Out Stock
There is evidence that offering lower-level workers a modest amount of restricted stock is good for the bottom line because it generates loyalty.
A day in the life of an ‘agile worker’
As companies seek to gain efficiencies in the workplace, provide choice for employees, and attract and retain talent, strategies involving agile working and free-address have gained traction.
Open office plans are as bad as you thought
Researchers found that an open workspace actually cuts down on face-to-face interactions among co-workers.
A new study compared formal and informal communication at work, and the results are no fun
Workers would rather pick up a phone or fire off an email than receive automated notifications, in part because humans are hardwired to prefer spontaneous communications, and are suspicious of formal procedures.
Infusing local flavor into global office life
With office design becoming more elaborate in recent years as companies seek to stand out from the crowd, some firms are looking to taking their cue from local culture.
Office Tenants Want ‘Healthy-Lifestyle’ Spaces
While creative office has been the buzzword in office, but what office tenants are really after is healthy-lifestyle spaces.
I tried to fall asleep in the Dreamery, Casper’s new nap bar
I had crisp, clean linens. I had white noise. I had an expensive mattress. And I was wide awake in New York’s new $25-a-pop nap nook.