Soft couch cushions and a cute vintage chair here. Dim lighting and blackout curtains there. Ah, there’s nothing like the comforts of home. Except during a pandemic. Across the nation, new work-from-home and distance learning [...]
Biophilia is obviously not a new concept. The term biophilia was used by German-born American psychoanalyst Erich Fromm in The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness (1973), which described biophilia as “the passionate love of life and [...]
While office space evolves for a mobile workforce's changing needs and companies continue to embrace open-plan office design, recognising the requirement for office acoustics is becoming increasingly critical. The need for ease of communication, privacy [...]
Nowadays, it seems it's not such an outlandish idea to have a pet at the office — there are actually quite a few advantages. For example, a few years ago, research by Virginia Commonwealth University [...]
Agility and the home office - are these the ‘new normal’ of Level 2 life? And is it a tilt or a re-levelling of the workplace playing field? Nigel Young explores these themes in a 4 [...]
Agility and the home office - are these the ‘new normal’ of Level 2 life? And is it a tilt or a re-levelling of the workplace playing field? Nigel Young explores these themes in a [...]
Agility and the home office - are these the ‘new normal’ of Level 2 life? And is it a tilt or a re-levelling of the workplace playing field? Nigel Young explores these themes in a 4 [...]
Do we look at the future in spite of the past, or because of the past? While this is the domain of philosophers, the reality of a virus that sentences us to a national lock-down, isn’t.
Loneliness leads to isolation, which then leads to burnout and disengagement on the job. Feeling isolated at work can be the difference between loving your job and dreading the thought of Monday morning. According [...]
The Panel welcomed Liz Elam from GCUC, Steve King from Emergent Research, and James Rankin and John Williams from Instant Offices.
