New trends imagine alternative work environments in which each team member has a smaller workstation, but all the workstations are put into a wagon train formation. In addition, the conference room is in the middle of the workstations where team members are just close enough...
Offices are pushing toward large, open spaces in the workplace, more people are working in glass offices or conference rooms than ever before. Roughly 68 percent of U.S. offices have an “open plan” design, with work surfaces separated by low or no walls. The remaining...
Picture a traditional classroom: orderly desks fashioned in rows, teacher at the front of the room, big chalkboard. Now, think about a traditional workplace: identical cubicles organized in row after row, the boss’ office at the helm. There is a longstanding relationship between education and corporate...
Project managers, architects, and facility managers are always looking for workplace solutions that meet the changing needs of organizations. This process has typically involved plans to enhance the design of offices and buildings, and in this regard, LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) has...
Last year, a news story was released about the discovery of the world’s ugliest color, Pantone 448C, which was used by the Australian government on tobacco packaging to discourage smoking. This, and many other strategies are the result of the increasing amount of insight in...
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