Results: "Design Innovation", "Workplace Learning"

The recent months have been challenging for strategic design. Workplace strategy has experienced that same cascade of disruption that all work, learning, and living is experiencing. Every day our social...

Workplaces around the globe have been forced to rethink their workspaces in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Remote work policies and procedures, offices and conference rooms sitting empty, Zoom meetings!...

Question: Will the future of work and learning require less collaboration than we have previously designed into our workplaces and schools? Over the last seven decades, the general thrust of...

...natural or natural-looking elements while other strategies, like increased plant life, have tangible, measurable benefits. Despite the mental, physical and environmental benefits of biophilic design, a global workplace study found...

Whether in the context of learning, working or living, COVID-19 has shifted the familiar patterns of our culture. Each day, conjecture into what to do about these radical changes arrives...

...Workplace Analytics now estimates 25 to 30 percent of the U.S. workforce will work from home by the end of 2021. Some companies are already making good on that prediction:...

Question: Will our drive for more efficient learning and working be upended by the experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic? When applied to the design of spaces for working and learning,...

...in the workplace that creates mindfulness. I suggest therefore, when we create graphic messages and images inside the workplace, the mindful actions and attitudes of the work may create psychologically...

...study to simply say “an open workplace is a bad workplace,” misapplies the conclusion of the study. The truth, as it turns out, isn’t quite so simple. The Open Office...

...In a previous post, we examined this history and what it meant for workplace culture. Understanding the history of workplace desks lays the foundation for a look at today’s desks...