Results: "Career Tech", "Workplace Learning"

...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...

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 years with...

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 design. We’ve...

When asked to sum up her experience in SHP’s work-integrated learning practice, vice president of architecture Brandi Ash Bresser put it like this: “I really enjoy the design of career...

It’s becoming increasingly clear that learning happens best in flexible spaces where learners have control to use the environment around them to meet their needs for a given moment. Working...

The horrific death of George Floyd has most everyone thinking about how we can make our country more equitable for all . There are, unfortunately, no shortage of systemic shortcomings...

...Jeffrey’s point, I think it’s fair to say that workplace design and strategy was pretty low on everyone’s radar. In most workplaces, people had their assigned spaces, and they were...

...such as a bed, creates an expectation for later life. Stage two—the youngest years of the learning experience—took place in individual school rooms with various learning activity stations; and the...