In This Issue:

• Remembering Andrew Morrison

• Offices Dangle Beehives and Garden Plots to Coax Workers Back

• AIA Finds Architect Salaries Stayed Flat During the Pandemic

• NeoCon 2021 promises a new round of office innovations

• Flexible Solutions For Wherever The Future Takes Offices

• Cities Need Office Workers. Do Office Workers Still Need Cities?

• Ikea is launching a furniture buyback program

• ‘Fast Company’ editors share their favorite office accessories

• 4 ways to inspire your reluctant employees to return to the office

• Twist&Sit Soft seating by Strand + Hvass for Narbutas

In This Issue:

• Growing health concerns and preference for hybrid work among US employees

• Is Now The Time To Move To A Flexible Workspace? A New Report Suggests So

• What are your plans concerning the upcoming NeoCon event in Chicago this October? Click and take our quick poll.

• Needed Space: Bosses Bristle As Employees’ Desire For Remote Work Grows

• How to keep it together when your employees all want different work arrangements

• What Dating App Data Tells Us About The Return To The Office

• Stefano Boeri on the concept of the supersalone

• Harbour Outdoor Buys Design District Retail Building For $7M

• Office Owners Lean Into Daycares And Outdoor Spaces To Lure Back Remote Workers

• Back to the Office: Lessons Learned

• Wellness Programs Aren't Working, Is Toxic Workplace Culture To Blame?

• Office Prices Fall In CBDs, Rise in Urban Submarkets As Vacancy Rates Level Off

• New Demand for Office Space Slows Over Delta Variant Uncertainty

• What Nap Pods & Bicycles Teach Us About the Future Showroom Experience

• Kraft Heinz’s move to a hybrid work model means big changes to its Chicago headquarters

• Five Firms, Including WeWork, Awarded New Federal Coworking Contract

• Working from home: how far we’ve come and where we might be headed

• How to Design Your Office for Improved Productivity

• ‘Workleisure’ is now a thing. Here are the best brands for a work-play wardrobe

• The Belt Furniture Collection by Claudio Larcher Design Studio

• The Climate System by Schiavello Adapts to the Ever-Evolving Workplace

• Round desk system by Narbutas

• NELSON Worldwide Gives Corix A Colorful Chicago Headquarters

In This Issue:

Those Anti-Covid Plastic Barriers Probably Don’t Help and May Make Things Worse

Office Occupancy May 'Never Return' To Pre-Pandemic Heights: Green Street

ConForm Architects creates "homely" office in brutalist Smithson Tower

This company had one of its best years ever after switching to a four-day week

It’s ‘Back to That Isolation Bubble’ for Workers Pining for the Office

Executives think work should be split 70:30 between office and home

Reimagining the office of the future in a post-pandemic world

Needless Construction And Architectural Arrogance: Climate Crisis And The Future Of Work

Adaptability in the Modern Office

Remote Work Is All Gen Z Knows. But Are They Satisfied?

Returning To The Office: Are We Asking the Right Questions?

Over two-thirds of employers are considering pay cuts for remote workers

Integra Debuts New Divider Panel for Its High Back Coffee House Seating

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In This Issue:

• Why hybrid workplace pilots are taking off

• Longtime Boulder workplace solutions company BC Interiors purchased by David Chapman and Laura Boyd Chapman

• MillerKnoll CEO Andi Owen Named One of Fast Company’s 2021 Most Creative People in Business

• Artificial intelligence "will empower designers" say Clippings co-founders

• Meet the New 9-to-5: An Enhanced Approach to Hybrid Work

• A Surprising Number of Companies Are Pushing For a Full Return to the Office

• Is Now The Time To Move To A Flexible Workspace? New Report Suggests So

• Lessons From India: 4 Interventions to Inform the Future Workplace

• Successfully Returning to the Office Requires Empathy, Proper Expectations, and Trust

• Do Anxious Officemates Make Case For A Delta Delay In Reopening Workplaces?

• Workplace technology helped meet short term lockdown challenges, but its real impact is yet to come

• Are knockoffs really so bad?

• Naughtone announces all Product Warranties now extend 10 Years

• The Growing Relevance of Third Places

• Some Advice for Companies Moving to Hybrid Work

• Live talk on designing future-ready offices with BDG Architecture + Design

• 4 myths about hybrid work that managers need to stop believing

• National Coworking Operator To Require Proof Of Vaccination From Tenants

• WFH Can’t Stop the Growing Numbers of Super Commuters

• Taking A Custom Approach To The New Workplace

• DeskMakers Puts a New Twist on Casegoods with Ribbon

• Dava Lounge Cleverly Blurs the Lines Between Commercial and Residential

• Really’s Acoustic Textile Felt FR features a pioneering bi-component fibre

• KFI Studios Partners with KnollTextiles: Adding interest, depth and texture

• A Publishing House in Brazil Uses Color to Split the Office

• Step inside Bdeo's New, Flexible Madrid Office by 2BOLD

In This Issue:

• Material Bank buys Clippings to speed digitization of "one of the few remaining sectors to be transformed by technology

• Alan Heller Dies at 81

• Steelcase teams up with Kontrol Technologies to provide air quality monitoring and viral detection technology

• HPFi Materials Cost Surcharge

• Lie-ins, peace and quiet and working in our PJs- what we will miss

• When doors open again: Return to coworking space or continue working from home?

• Are our views on remote work distorted? — BBC Worklife

• What do offices stand to gain from the great retail space grab?

• Many employers hold off on big renovations as office workers return

• Return To Pre-Pandemic Office Values Could Be Five Years Away

• Design Physical and Digital Spaces to Foster Inclusion

• The return to the office will only mean more Zooms

• WeWork Sees Signs Of Recovery In Smaller Q2 Loss Of $923M

• Herman Miller Opens Experiential Retail Concept in Boston

• Experiences at Work: Spaces That Inspire and Unite

• Delta Is Pushing Back Office Returns, Not Stalling Real Estate Deals

• Herman Miller opening S.F. and San Jose stores

• Land-Strapped Industrial Developers Tearing Down Offices For Distribution Centers

• How To Transition To A Hybrid Workplace Model

• In a Hybrid Office, Remote Workers Will Be Left Behind

• Pixel Joins the Scandinavian Spaces Stock Program

• Form Us With Love launches Opus collection in collaboration with Danish design brand +H...

• Landscape Forms introduces Take-Out - Accessible & Adaptable Seating/Dining

• Exclaim Your Pointe: Introducing Pointe Mobile Glassboard Partition from Ghent

• Volo Frameless offers a clear solution for the post-pandemic workplace

• Space-Saving Work From Home Solution: A Fold-Flat, Pull-Out Workstation

• Variegated spaces make way for more accessible work life at this office in the Hague

• Mannington Commercial Mobile Showroom Begins Cross-Country Journey

• Creative minds of Pixar, Minecraft and Configura to speak at 2021 CET Experience

In This Issue:

• Employees express mixed emotions at being back in the office

• ‘A Wild 15 Months’: Pandemic Spurs Conversion of Offices to Labs

• Remote Work Removing Stigma of Virtual Offices

• What to embrace (and what to ditch) in your new hybrid office

• Hospitality Design Cues Make The Return To The Workplace Easier

• U.S. workers are burned out. Could company-wide vacations help?

• Why are offices so cold? (Or hot!)

• C&W CEO Expects "Full Recovery" of Office Employment Next Year

• The pandemic is giving WeWork a new lifeline

• WeWork Planning Space In Saks Fifth Avenue Stores As Coworking Sees Revival

• WeWork, C&W To Launch Flex Space Platform

• Are markups disappearing?

• 5 Considerations for Designing the Future of Higher Education

• What will it take for trade shows to thrive in the COVID era—and beyond?

• Future of Work: The Secret Ingredient to Drive Business Productivity And Growth

• The reason we can't stomach so many opinions on the future of work

• Hendy Gives Orgain A Space Designed To Reflect Their Vibrant Spirit

• EisnerAmper's New York City Headquarters wins 2021 CoreNet Award

• ConForm Architects create a homely workspace within London’s Smithson Tower

• Alda Ly Architecture designs vibrant space for Tia’s new Los Angeles outpost

• A Second Life for North Carolina’s Shuttered Factories

• An Unusual Gaming Chair from Japan

• Michigan exhibit shows why a chair can be more than a place to sit

• Possible Fake of the Day: TheRightChairs.com Launches Their Ergonomic Office Chair Made with Recycled Fishing Nets and Ocean Plastics

In This Issue:

• Demand For Flex Offices Exploded In Q2, A Sign Of What's To Come In The Office Market

• Over-55s feel full force of workplace ageism

• Companies Thought They Had Plans for Fall. Now They Are Scrapping Them.

• Shared workspaces are the way of the future

• 4 reasons hybrid offices won’t work

• Hybrid, Situational Solutions Ascend As Daily Attendance Dies: Bisnow Readers’ Thoughts...

• Arrival of paperless office may have been accelerated by lockdowns

• Dodge Index Decline Raises Concerns Construction Recovery May Stall

• How Seriously Should Offices Be Taking the Delta Variant?

• Wayfair Professional: How Wayfair courts business customers, seeds future growth

• This revamped London HQ designed by Trifle is rooted in community

• Soho House Austin blends Texas modernism with Spanish influences

In This Issue:

• Office Occupancy Falters With Rise Of Delta Variant

• Kimball International, Inc. Reports Fourth Quarter Sales Fell 6%, Down 22% for the Year

• DIRTT Posts Revenue Decline and Loss of $9 million for the Second Quarter

• How Will We Design Anew? NeoCon Announces 2021 Programming

• Delta Variant Pushes Back Some Office Re-Openings

• Planning the Return to an Inclusive Hybrid Office

• Office Landlords Hold Firm On Asking Rents As Demand Increases

• As inventory grows, Tampa Bay’s office space market sees upswing

• Mad about music: A third of office workers argue over the office playlist

• What is the Best Wellness Certification for Commercial Properties?

• What Can The Workplace Learn From Lockdown?

• Boston Properties CEO Makes the Case for the Office

• Flex Office Tech Company essensys Expanding in U.S.

• Manhattan Office Market Posts Best Month Since Last July

• It's Official, The 4-Day Workweek Works - And Now It's Here To Stay

• Businesses Are Loading Up on Credit. Spending Could Follow.

• Branded Environments and the Impact on Employee Mental Health

• We need to take a long term view on workplace sustainability

• Spacestor Launches Modular Meeting Room System For the Workplace of the Future

• Beaufurn Announces Launch of Senior Living by Beaufurn

• Zen - Improve Posture Prevent Back Pain

• Moët Hennessy Moves its Paris Headquarters to Historic Le Bon Marché

In This Issue:

• Bring your own environment: The future of work

• What’s the purpose of the office – and do we still need it?

• You Can't Hack Innovation or Productivity With Office Design

• What’s Behind The Mad Rush For Flex Space

• It’s Just A Room: Productivity And The Return To The Office

• How office spaces are changing as employees return to the office post-pandemic

• Return to work? It looks different across companies and regions

• WD Flex Recap: What Does the New Office Look Like?

• Why office subleasing is slowing

• Pushing Empty Store Space As Office Latest Ploy To Weather The Retail Storm

• Employers believe the way we work has changed forever

• Biophilic design has a long history and an even bigger future

• Everything You Need to Know to Master Working From Anywhere

• The Future of the Office Depends on Air Quality

• What design for the elderly gets horribly wrong

• Material Works Architecture completes sophisticated office project in Chiswick, London

In This Issue:

• 4 Emerging Patterns About Hybrid Work and the Future of the Office

• Rising Office Demand Fueled By New Jobs, End of Remote Work

• HNI Corporation Reports Sales Climbed 22.3% for the Second Quarter Fiscal Year 2021

• RIP ping-pong. The era of wacky office perks is dead

• BREEAM and LEED green certification schemes are "meaningless" says Andrew Waugh

• Google, Twitter Among Employers Pushing Back Return To Office Due To Delta Variant

• Will Decentralized Teams Need A Chief Hybrid Officer?

• Beyond Zoom: Can Virtual Reality And Hologram Tech Reinvigorate Remote Work?

• Hot: Studios. Not: Flex Office.

• Here’s how young designers can turn pandemic prospects into reality

• The Perfect Pair: Matching Your Work Persona To Your Home Office Space

• Pet Owners Are Demanding Flexibility to Care for Their Furry Friends. Will Companies Em...

• Global introduces Flap - a lightweight folding chair

• Allseating Announces the Launch of Prata

• The Isle Lounge Leans Otherworldly + Ultra Modern

• Flat Move enables new ways of flexible space planning

• Jupe

• Vocon Helps Westfield Envision A New Workplace Emphasizing Flexibility

In This Issue:

• From London’s Olympic Flame to Apple’s HQ, Barber Osgerby Have Set Design Alight for 25 years

• The Boss Wants You Back in the Office. Like, Now.

• How 15+ tech companies are transitioning back to the office (or not)

• This Expert Expects a 15% Drop in Office Demand

• The Office Is Back. What If Covid Has Other Plans?

• The Furniture Supply Chain Is Completely Busted

• Say Hello to the Age of The Mobile Office

• Make Hybrid Work

• Landscape Forms Furthers Commitment to Sustainability, Joins 1% for the Planet

• Unika Vaev’s Solid Core Felt Panels are awarded the Cradle to Cradle Certification

• La-Z-Boy, Wayfair Say Furniture Shipments Are Being Delayed Up to 9 Months

In This Issue:

• Herman Miller and Knoll Announce New Name for Combined Company: MillerKnoll

• 4 Strategies for Building a Hybrid Workplace that Works

• Davis Furniture & jehs+laub Expands the Sachet Collection

• Arden Studio | modern + safe glass: boards , screens and mobile panels

• Office Space Was Flexible — Now It’s Hyperflexible

• Flexible working valued at equivalent of £4,000 a year, say workers

• Could The Delta Variant Upend The Labor Day Return To Offices?

• Wellness in the “New” Workplace

• The US Office Market Is Showing Signs of Stabilization

• Research by Office Furniture Online reveals exactly what employees will miss most about WFH

• The unspoken reasons employees don’t want remote work to end

• Who Will Ultimately Decide Where Work is Done?

• Apple Pushes Back Return-To-Office Date As Delta Variant Spreads

• Office Demand Continues Its Slow Climb

• Younger workers likely to change jobs if forced to work in-office every day

• CDW Unlocked: 5 design highlights from the event

• Opinion | 8 Hours a Day, 5 Days a Week Is Not Working for Us

• Salone del Mobile.Milano: Maria Porro is the new president

• BIG | Bjarke Ingels Group

• Ware Malcomb Expands in Canada

• Offices That Break Up Monotony Important in Post-Pandemic Era

• HAT Collective Introduces the Elle Collection

• National Office Furniture Announces New Product and Surface Material Addition

• Kimball's Newest Addition to their Diverse Seating Portfolio and Additional Product Enh...

• Global Introduces Priva™ Acoustic Pods

• Introducing Archyi, a Collection of Elegant Collaboration Tools for the Hybrid Workplace

• New Surface Options for the Brace Collection from Davis

• Fabric Images Introduces Four New Acoustical Partition Products

• Expanding the Inform Table Collection by Davis Design Team

• Employee Burnout From the Blurred Lines of Work and Home

• DOTMINIMAL's Design of The Open Play is an Open, Minimalist Dream

• MdeAS Architects

In This Issue:

• Herman Miller Completes Acquisition of Knoll

• Remote work is destroying the world’s most remote destinations

• InstallNET’s EcoServ Program Earns Top Product of the Year Award from Environment + Energy Leader

• Work-From-Home May Be Efficient, But Google Says Get Back To Offices Anyway

• Outdoor workspaces are having a post-pandemic moment

• Academic Paper Critiques Large Open Plan Offices

• Majority of organizations are still developing a workplace strategy

• Another Country, Mowat & Co and Ekkist reflect on how to create a healthier post-pandem...

• The Fifth Façade: Rethinking Urban Rooftops for the Post-Pandemic Office Building

• Ten verdant office interiors filled with trees and plants

• Dallas Is Ready To Get Back To The Office, But The CRE Ground Has Shifted

• Quarantined spaces are everywhere—and they’re much more influential than you think

• This stackable + portable fiberglass table-chair combo takes convenience of home office to the garden

• Financial Services: Design Strategies for a Post-COVID World

• Clerkenwell Design Week 2021

In This Issue:

• Here’s what happened when this company banned meetings

• White collar workers are languishing. Can office design help?

• Salesforce com : The Invisible Office and The Future of Remote Work

• Hybrid work: What the office could look like now

• Inscape's Fourth Quarter Sales Fell 44.3%, 49.6% For The Year

• Herman Miller and Knoll Shareholders Approve Merger-Related Proposals

• Creating the Right Spaces for Your Post-Pandemic Workplace

• Friday, I’m In Love: Four-Day Workweek Going Mainstream

• Why Now Is the Time to Rethink Workplace Amenities

• Designing Our Return to the Office

• All your questions about knockoffs, answered

• The foam shortage is here to stay

• PeopleSpace extends lease at FourFortyFour in downtown L.A.

• UK fintech company, Revolut, has a new "digital nomad" program to work from anywhere for 2 months

• Time to get real on what companies need from their real estate

• The Benefits of Unassigned Seating Versus Assigned in the Workplace

• Remote Work Pushes Home Prices Up Faster in Car-Dependent Areas

• Why co-working spaces are popping up on campus

• Milan furniture fair launches new digital platform

• Manhattan Sublease Space Declines as Direct Space Rises

• Universities Tap into New Revenue Streams with Co-working Partnerships

• Vitra rethinks the future of workplace design at its new London hub

• The new Hush Clad Acoustic Panels by 3form Elements improve collaboration in shared spaces

• Venture X Teams Up With Standing Desk Company

• Beyond Space drapes one kilometre of fabric across an office in Amsterdam

• Form Us With Love and Baux Turn Textile Offcuts Into Acoustic Panels

In This Issue:

• Research finds design is one of the most dog-friendly industries to work in

• “I Don’t Think I’ll Ever Go Back”: Return-to-Office Agita Is Sweeping Silicon Valley

• Science confirms it: Open offices are a nightmare

• Rise of the behaviour-based office: How design is changing post-pandemic

• Dropbox is reimagining the workplace with Dropbox Studios

• How to Leverage Space for High-Performing Teams

• New Demand Could Offset Drag from Hybrid Work

• Returning to We from Me: Back to the Office with a Purpose of Place

• 'Today's market is an office tenant's dream,' one local broker says

• Cracking the Code: Design through the Lens of Our Eight Primal Needs

• Promoting workplace wellness with dedicated wellness rooms

• Want to get your employees back to the office? Outdoor workspace might be the answer

• A Slam Dunk: Humanscale Outfits Locker Room for NY Liberty

• Employee Discontent Goes Deeper Than the Office

• Three Core Wellness Concepts For The New World Of Work

• Byrne’s Annual Internship Program creates opportunities for the next generation to make a real difference

• Unika Vaev gets its groove on with The Jazzy Collection!

• Designtex's Kith + Kin... So Happy Together (or apart)

• Teknion Takes a Fresh Approach to Casegoods Design with Byward

• Furniture Design Experiment: A Styrofoam Chair That Takes Your Shape (Eventually)

• Ivy Ross + Suchi Reddy Explain Their Design Process For The First-Ever Google Store

• IIDA Announces The Winners of Two Prominent Design Competitions

In This Issue:

• Kimball International Launches Simplified, Multi-Branded Customer Experience

• WB Wood and CFS Group Partner

• Ethnicraft Opens Showroom at TheMART

• Holly Hunt’s new president is sticking with the trade

• Manhattan's Office Market Faces A Worsening Supply Problem

• Create a future-focused workplace

• Why experts say the shipping crisis won’t end until 2022—at the earliest

• Ex-Google HR chief: Why returning to the office could be a ‘recipe for disaster’

• As Companies Call Staff Back, More Workers Want To Check Out

• Your hybrid workplace probably needs ambient music

• The invisible addiction: is it time to give up caffeine?

• Credit Suisse plans ‘maximum flexibility’ remote work model

• What we learned after one month of operating a hybrid office

• Why 40% of workers want to leave their job

• How to find your new routine when returning back to the office

• JPMorgan, Goldman Call Time on Work-From-Home. Their Rivals Are Ready to Pounce.

• Four-day week 'an overwhelming success' in Iceland

• Indoor air quality needs to be talked about far more than it is

• New York Design Center Celebrates 95 Years

• The HON Company Introduces Workwall

• Vitra Club Office Leans Into the Collaborative Value of Working Together

• Oku Space Entirely Designs + Manufactures Its First Furniture Collection

• Tour The BentallGreenOak Sleek NYC HQ Designed By Fogarty Finger

• Perkins&Will Creates an Interconnected HQ for Signify Health in Dallas, Texas

• Moon Village could allow people to "thrive over the long term" in Space

In This Issue:

• Diving into the Great Resignation and What It Means for American Workers

• A mysterious Instagram account is targeting knockoffs. Is that good?

• Navigating the ‘new strange’ of the changing workplace

• Agile Workspace and Designing for Different Personality Types

• What the rural workplace revolution means for the future of work

• 'Great Resignation' gains steam as return-to-work plans take effect

• Office re-entry is proving trickier than last year’s abrupt exit

• What makes an organization future-ready in 2021?

• Inside the World’s Largest Hospitality Company

• We need to take a long term view on workplace sustainability

• Hybrid How-Tos: Managing An 'Enormous, Fundamental Shift'

• Bringing back the element of chance: How to use the office as a communication tool

• This Herman Miller stand stood out from a commercial crowd with 2 key features

• Allsteel Announces Graded-In Program with HBF Textiles

• USM introduces A New World of Plants to its timeless collection

• "dito Workbench": RelvãoKellermann for Gumpo

• This Chic Outdoor Chaise Longue Has Weathered the Test of Time

In This Issue:

• What will we do with all that plexiglass after the pandemic?

• Herman Miller Reports Fourth Quarter Fiscal 2021 Results

• Everybody’s talking about the future of the office. This company actually built it

• Mannington Commercial Enters Agreement to Acquire Select Assets of AtlasMasland

• U.S. Office Sublease Market Hits Record 158M SF, JLL Reports

• Flex Space Is Driving Workplace Innovation. Do Building Owners Have The Right Tools To Manage it?

• The World Gets Its First Rated Smart Building, And It’s Probably Not Where You Think

• Some Companies Aim to Redesign Offices After COVID-19

• Redefining Coworking In A Post-COVID World

• Apple's not juiced on a Hybrid Workplace, but here's why they should be

• Dude, where's my desk? Office hoteling concepts gaining steam

• We hate the office. We love the office. Do we want to go back?

• Hybrid How-Tos: Managing An 'Enormous, Fundamental Shift'

• The most popular design thinking strategy is BS

• The new era of flexible working and knowing when to lie flat

• Scandinavian Spaces Cultivates a Strong Company Culture

• How convertible furniture companies are preparing for post-pandemic life

• D Studio: A New Modern Design Destination Opens in Copenhagen

• MSR Designs Opens Shop at its New 510 Marquette Studio in Minneapolis

• A Round-Up Of The Leading Room Reservation Systems

• Allseating Reveals Five New Finishes in the Tuck Collection

• Swiftspace unveils a bold new brand direction with significant product expansion.

• Framery offers Subdued Color Palette for their line of Pods

• Configura to host 2021 CET Experience as a virtual conference

In This Issue:

• 3 industry insiders' take on Knoll’s merger with Herman Miller

• Inside the Herman Miller x Knoll merger

• Herman Miller: Some Thoughts Post The Knoll Deal

• Target, Fila, and Wayfair can’t get enough of this radical design movement

• Coworking Operators Emphasize Collaboration As They Rework Space For Return To Office

• How do you successfully implement a hybrid working model?

• Remote-Friendly Cities See Slower Office Recovery

• Humanscale Joins the Rush to Fulton Market

• Hybrid Work Is Dominating the Office Landscape

• Office furniture dealer COFCO fighting to adjust as hybrid work models take hold

• The Future of work at Adobe

• Work From Home Needs a Home for Work

• Davis Furniture Inds. opens new High Point headquarters

• Carpet brand Interface aims to run its business "in a way that reverses global warming"

• Good Vibes Only: How Acoustics Set the Tone of Your Office

• Three quarters of people returning to the office are actively seeking new ways to travel

• How DSRs Can Capitalize on the Life Sciences Market

• Vitra Sessions - Club Office

• BuzziSpace’s new acoustic seating design providing personality and comfort at the workplace

• Employers Cannot Justify Paying you a NYC Salary… If You Are Living in Columbia County!

• Fogarty Finger designs a New York-inspired office for BentallGreenOak

In This Issue:

• Inscape Leaving Mart and Heading to Fulton Market

• Steelcase Reports First Quarter Revenues Increased 15%, Loss of $28.1 million

• Architecture billings continue historic rebound

• Do Chance Meetings at the Office Boost Innovation? There’s No Evidence of It.

• Here's how attitudes towards the workplace have changed – thanks to Covid

• Peloton launches corporate wellness program in bid to grow memberships

• Leading an Active Recovery to Build the Best Workplace Experience

• How Your Office Furniture Affects Your Staff Turnover

• 17 principles for a successful hybrid workplace

• Actiu study finds hybrid spaces and hotels play key role in future workplaces

• Why You Can’t Overlook Third Places in the Workplace Ecosystem

• Six Ways Corporations Are Adopting Flexible Workspaces

• The office sector needs to face up to its landfill issue

• Turn Tech to Your Advantage in the New Hybrid Workplace

• Rethinking Universal Design to Build Inclusive Workplaces

• Why more showrooms are hitting the road

• A fascinating design history of the filing cabinet

• NARBUTAS wins the Red Dot for outstanding product design

• This minimal desk’s special design element is inspired by pianos!

• Helinox Tactical Field Office creates durable, stable workplace anywhere

• Geiger Unveils Mantle Collection, Designed in Partnership with BassamFellows

• Leland Furniture Introduces Elements Color Program

• New FK10 / FK11 Plico Chairs from Carl Hansen & Søn