Results: "Workplace Learning"

The workplace desk has undergone a steady evolution, convergent alongside technology and the very function of the office environment itself. What started as metal desk rows lined neatly—easy...

There are so many questions around taking the plunge to a 100 percent unassigned workplace, and for good reason: research in this area is lacking, in large part...

From metal desk rows that defined mid-century offices, toward the 1990s-era cubicle farms, the design of desks in the office has evolved alongside the prevailing view of the...

Vice President and Architect Jeffrey Sackenheim has been making waves in the industry since 1998 with a keen eye for anticipating and adapting to trends. Jeffrey celebrated 15...

A Royal Society study is continuing to cause disquiet among workplace design circles, with a rhetorically flawed torrent of hasty claims calling for the end of open office...

What will the desk ‘be’ in the future? It might sound like an odd question at first but consider the ubiquity of the desk. Perhaps you’re reading this...

I have been interested that, on several recent occasions, the idea of designing for wellness principles has strongly come forward. For example, recently I was facilitating a change...

Dive into any writings or research on the trends affecting workplace design and you’re bound to come across a handful of recurring themes: advancements in and integration of...

Imagine a complex network of future workers who were past gamers, motivated in self-forming teams, free of management, intent to solve complex problems both critically and creatively. Imagine...