The modern workplace is versatile, flexible and adaptable. Furniture solutions that can be reconfigured quickly and effectively to meet changing space requirements are now more sought after than ever before. For seating, one category in particular is increasingly being used to answer this need is multipurpose seating.
Most of us have gone to school where we’ve spent years of our lives in the education system being taught, trained and developed. Even outside of school, our parents, mentors, pastors, community leaders and peers are constantly offering us opportunities to learn and grow. The internet and luxuries of the modern age afford us unprecedented opportunity self-teach and never stop accumulating knowledge and information.
The modern workplace is an intentional one, one that is agile and dynamic. To support purpose-based working, we must command a deep understanding of how we, as humans, work.
We are living and working in a hybrid world… with our colleagues and teams connecting, communicating and collaborating from more locations than ever before. The video above showcases one way to build a better bridge between in-person and remote meeting participants using flexible, agile design and modern technology.
CRE (or commercial real estate) is an industry with a LOT of lingo. In 2017, NAIOP Research Foundation has released a very comprehensive 52 page document with CRE terms. CoreNet Global has an incredible CRE Glossary with hundreds of essential words to know.
Conference seating, often found in conference rooms, are intentionally simple and are often with static arms and minimal adjustment options. Instead of being designed to support long periods of sitting, their purpose is more for aesthetics and to provide a uninform look to a room or space.
Understanding the key AD design ‘lingo’ that will be presented in this video will help you better partner with these important stakeholders in the contract interior industry.
Today, we collaborate, which is to say we will ‘work jointly on an activity, especially to produce or create something’. So, in the name of collaboration, lets change things up work together to create this video on collaborative workspaces.
CEO, CFO, CIO, CMO, most of us are familiar with the term C-Suite and the concept of an ‘executive’ leader. But what about the chair names after these professionals? Have you ever wondered what makes an executive office chair different than a standard task chair?
Understanding drawings for floor plans of various office building layouts is crucial to maximizing your working area. Electrical, plumbing, walls, acoustics, and proximity to others are key things to consider when thinking about your floor plate.
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