How can we make the work environment healthier and more productive as the nation returns to the workplace?
There is a wide array of options for tenants and landlords alike to choose from to actively promote health and wellness in the workplace. While there is no “silver bullet,” and no two organizations’ solution will be the same, here are some key points from design leaders to consider as you return to work.
Future-proofing is a strategic approach that architects and builders use when designing buildings. The concept is all about predicting potential future challenges— anything from environmental pressures, such as extreme weather conditions, to societal changes, like new technology demands.
By anticipating these factors, a building can remain functional and relevant, even as times change. The goal is to prevent a building from becoming obsolete or outdated, ensuring it can serve its purpose for many years to come. Download our top 4 tips for future proofing your next building below!
As a design approach, biophilia aims to reconnect us with natural elements to enhance well-being and productivity in indoor settings. In a world where technology is being more heavily relied on to break down the barriers between those working in different places, biophilia stands out as a method to create strong connections to the physical place and the occupants sharing that space.
Click below to see how Biophilic design in the workplace is not just beautiful, but enhances experience, health and wellness outcomes, and drives significant business benefits.
What “going to work” looks like has changed. We are living in an era of transformation – one of hybrid work schedules and flexible arrangements. As employees navigate this new normal, the role of Experiential Graphic Design (EGD) within office spaces has evolved to serve enhanced functions that are both practical and cultural, yet many clients are either not utilizing it to its full potential, or they’re leaving it off the table completely, thinking it’s a “nice to have” or an unnecessary additional service.
Below is our take on the two biggest value drivers that a quality, embedded environmental graphic design approach can bring to your office.