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Given all that is being discussed and prognosticated these days about what’s next in workplace-making—much of which is on-point and insightful—we’re adding to this rich conversation with several viewpoints we’d like to share. Our intent is to ask and answer what’s really important to get right. Start by taking a step back to
As traditional office jobs continue to evolve and workers transition towards remote working, co-working spaces—offices that provide amenities from standard desking systems to coffee bars, conference rooms, and privacy pods for remote and self-employed workers—have been popping up across the country. But co-working spaces need to
For 35 years, law firm Burch & Cracchiolo, operated out of their two-story office building, designed and built for how they were working at that time, which included a large library in the middle, file rooms, and one secretary desk for every attorney office. But as things changed and evolved in the way they were working, Burch &
In the wake of change, schools and universities have had to quickly form innovative ways of educating Gen Z students who have a new set of beliefs, expectations, and desires. The fast-paced digital revolution has not only transformed our relationship with technology but has also shaped the values, aspirations, and outlooks of
Poor acoustics are a source of frustration, distraction, and dissatisfaction in the work environment. The way we work is evolving. Design trends will continue to change but the impact of those changes on acoustics is often not considered. When acoustic implications aren't considered, these spaces are likely to be more
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Driving through rural Wisconsin, one may be taken by the idyllic scenery of farm life in America and perhaps catch a glimpse of an office oasis off in the distance, but for the nearly 2,000 employees that Johnsonville Sausage employs, this is their office commute. Located between Milwaukee and Green Bay, the Johnsonville
When designing for collaborative areas, it is essential to take into consideration the seated posture, height of tables, and intended use of the space to ensure the setting is comfortable and utilized by team members. Below is a comprehensive guide to understanding the various Work Geometry applications at play within the
The activities that workers participate in collaborative and café areas will likely be different than those that take place at the dedicated computer workstation. Therefore, the postures that workers assume will also be different than the ‘traditional ergonomic’ postures. However, that doesn’t mean that people should be awkward
Careful consideration of how products work together is fundamental to creating a comfortable work environment. It is important to determine whether the clearances between chair/stool and table are large enough to allow for an individual’s legs to be positioned under the table and yet not too large as to result in awkward upper
The State of California establishes multiple award agreements in accordance with Public Contract Code Sections 10290 et seq. and 12101.5 (effective January 1994). A multiple award is an award to two or more contractors for the same products and/or services at the same or similar prices. Multiple award does not pertain to the num