Emphasizing modularity and customizability, a new furniture system aims to activate outdoor space.
Measuring Office Space Utilization: Manual Counting Or Occupancy Sensors?
The fundamental differences between manual counting and occupancy sensors and which is best for your needs.
Foster + Partners Creates Custom Furniture for Cleveland Clinic
At Cleveland Clinic's Shelia and Eric Samson Pavilion, Foster + Partners designed furnishings to accommodate both plants and humans.
Experiencing Burnout? Your Workplace Might Be Making Things Worse
Office design has a role to play in reflecting neurological differences
In recent years, we have seen a growing civil rights movement focused on change in the workplace and in terms of office design, revolving around differences in brain function.
Co-working strategies are as varied as their geographic reach
Co-working is far from monolithic, even within the same city or on the same block. As the front of the pack begins to sift out, understanding how these companies operate will be important for their own landlords as well as the companies that envision integrating co-working into their space plans.
TED HAMMER JOINS ARCHITECTURA
Conrad Roncati, CEO of Architectura, a New York/New Jersey based Architecture, Planning and Interior Design firm, announced that Theodore S. Hammer FAIA, LEED AP, a long-time industry leader, has joined the organization as Managing Principal, directing the establishment and growth of the firm’s office in Manhattan.
TURF Refines Collection of Carved Wall Tiles
TURF, an acoustic solutions company specializing in the digital fabrication of sound-absorbing PET felt products, has refined their collection of carved wall tiles.
Look inside Virgin Galactic's shiny new Spaceport America
Much of the undulating, aesthetically rusted building, located deep in the desert of New Mexico, is dedicated to housing the carrier craft and rocket planes that the company has been testing for the last few years.
Stopping the Red Ink Tops WeWork’s To-Do List
My Office Is Actually A Barcalounger
How designing for different work modalities can help people do their best work and ultimately become the best versions of themselves.
Flex Frontier: Coworking’s Next Big Markets
Coworking operators Industrious and Galvanize have several Fortune 500 partners each, and firms with more than 1,000 employees constituted between 25 and 30 percent of WeWork’s business as of the start of 2018, according to research from NKF.
"Agile working reflects my personality": a conversation with the innovator behind Hotbox Storage
Coworking: Lots Of Opportunity Ahead, Or A Bubble For The Next Recession To Pop?
At the cusp of WeWork's initial public offering, investors now have to decide whether the coworking industry has a long growth runway ahead, or whether the market for shared office space is reaching saturation.
Here’s Everything You Need To Know From WeWork’s Landmark IPO Prospectus
When July began, WeWork was building 194,000 desks, had signed leases for 327,000 more and was in negotiations for 724,000 workstations that have not been finalized. The company pegs its total pipeline at 1.9 million desks, more than triple what it is currently operating.
Knoll, Herman Miller Biggest Losers on Wild Wednesday Market Rout
Office furniture manufacturing stocks were hammered with Knoll falling 3.47%, Herman Miller sliding 3.37%.
Trendway to be acquired by Fellows
Fellowes Brands first expanded into contract furniture through its acquisition of ESI in November 2017.
Landscape Forms Celebrates 50th Anniversary
A couple of landscape architects. A few beers. A commitment to design for even the most pedestrian outdoor furniture and fixtures. Those are the elements that launched Landscape Forms 50 years ago.
WeWork IPO filing: Losses, risks, and platitudes
The workspace-sharing platform filed a lengthy S-1 to the Securities and Exchange Commission today, offering a detailed glimpse into its financial health along with a platitude-laden prospectus summary that would make even the most hubristic company founder blush.
WeWork IPO Filing Reveals Huge Revenue and Losses
We generated $1.54 billion in revenue in the first six months of 2019 and posted a net loss of $689.7 million.