Work Design Publisher, Bob Fox, shares some thoughts on the future of work as we enter a new decade.
Powerful Workplace Changes You Need To Know In 2020
KPMG’s new $450 million employee training hub is a locus of experience design
KPMG spent $450 million to build the Lakehouse, the largest capital investment in the company’s 120-year history.
Rise to New Heights with Ascend Casegoods from DeskMakers
Innovative height-adjustable casegoods line supports wellness by allowing users to switch from sit to stand in seconds.
Montalba Architects incorporates meditation areas into Headspace office
The project entailed extending the company's office into an adjacent, two-storey building and creating an outdoor courtyard.
Landscape Forms Honored with Two IDA Awards
Kimball furniture shuts down Pennsylvania plant, lays off 80
Kimball acquired David Edward in 2018, a maker of contract furniture for the healthcare, education, and hospitality sectors. Kimball launched a strategic growth plan for the company in 2019.
Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec's rope chair for Artek encourages creativity in posture
Finnish brand Artek has just unveiled two new designs by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec at the Stockholm furniture and lighting fair 2020.
How new leadership is shaking up New York’s Design Week
Sandow and NYCxDesign won’t be the only new partnership to debut this spring. Also joining forces are old-guard trade show ICFF and independent-minded festival WantedDesign.
"We're not building a playground for kids," say founders of Fosbury & Sons
Why blue space is the new biophilia in office design
Since not everyone in the workplace can have a view of natural, or indeed artificial, water features outside, designers are increasingly bringing water-inspired elements inside.
Blå Station Expands BOB to Include its Younger, Flexible Brother Bobby
Each module can be used individually or assembled together into any configuration imaginable, from a single chair to a 50′ sofa, and everything in between thanks to super strong magnets that hold them together.
How meeting rooms are getting a modern makeover
Every office needs meeting rooms – yet their location, size and design is evolving to fit in with the modern workplace.
Customer Stories: Little Diversified Architecture
What makes shared spaces appealing beyond their vibe? What features cause some to be more desirable, more effective and a smarter use of space than others?
ASID Unveils Society Events to be held at The Well Conference
Luum Textiles Unveils Second Sight Collection
Recycling Made Pretty with Scandinavian Spaces
Ridge, Kite, and Cloud prove that practical designs can be beautiful. The three, very different, recycling stations each provide unique characteristics to accommodate a diverse range of work environments.
The old guard of New York real estate scales up their co-working
Rather than installing their own co-working brand, Silver Suites, Silverstein Properties has decided to partner with CBRE's Hana to create a flexible space amenity for one of the country's highest-profile buildings.
Kimball International, Inc. Reports Second Quarter Sales Fell 4%
Wayfair Professional Launches Commercial Office Furniture Line
Don’t make this common occupancy planning mistake
Shifts toward greater workplace density and desk-sharing are challenging an old notion that “people” and “seats” are interchangeable for planning purposes.