Supercharge Your Office With a Third Place People spend most of their lives in two places: home and the office. But for socialization, engagement, and entertainment, we seek out a third place…
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According to The Biophilia Hypothesis, human beings crave nature. It’s only since the Industrial Revolution that humans have spent more time indoors than out, which goes against our genetic conditioning. We thrive…
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Human beings are not designed for long periods of sedentary work. We must get up, move around, stretch, and change our environment periodically to keep engaged. Companies became increasingly aware that…
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Articles and Trends Modern Office Furniture Office Furniture TrendsIn Short, The Not-So-Trendy NeoCon 2019
As a response to cultural, economic, and physical needs as well as changing environments, trends happen. While some have commented that NeoCon 2019 didn’t have much in the way of “new”…
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It’s only in the last hundred years that human beings have spent more time indoors than out. We are genetically conditioned to thrive in an outdoor environment, so it’s no surprise that…
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As Featured on Inc. MagazineFive Reasons Why More Companies Are Using Coworking In Addition to Their Traditional Office
Office design has experienced nothing short of a revolution in the last 20 years. Cubicle farms are becoming a thing of the past, and while not every idea has worked according…
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As Featured on Inc. MagazineHere’s What iPhones and the Best Office Designs In The World Have In Common
Let’s talk about the iPhone for a minute. What does that have to do with office design and the modern workplace? Bear with me a moment, and it’ll become clear. Before the iPhone totally…
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As Featured on Inc. MagazineOffice Layouts That Consider People and Planet First Are Not Just Smart…They’re Profitable
Most of us can agree traditional office spaces were not designed with human beings or the planet in mind. They were about maximizing space and minimizing budget. This often meant unsightly…
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There’s always one thing that employees working in open office designs can agree on: the noise is annoying. Distractions are the number one complaint by employees, followed closely by lack of…
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Where did the term place-making come from? The concept of place-making, born out of the creative minds of urban planners in the vibrant ’60s, emerged as a visionary initiative to transcend…