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Design thinker Nick James shares his three trending principles for decarbonising our dematerialising workplace.
ExclusivesThinkingStudent mental health: Designing accommodation to foster wellbeing
3 weeks ago14 min
Architects Ben Channon and Ryan Manton tell Work in Mind that student housing needs to answer our deep-rooted need for both personal and social space.
Clare Dickens, a mental health pioneer, explains how adaptations to the hospital environment could benefit nurses.
ResearchDoes poor workplace design lead to more sick days? New research suggests yes
2 months ago8 min
According to recently released data, an inspiring office is much more than a nice-to-have.
PlacesHow to improve wellbeing of university staff: CPMG project brings ‘offices to light’
3 months ago11 min
A £6m development at 23 Goldsmith Street aims to improve the wellbeing of university staff and students at Nottingham Trent University thanks to transformative designs by CPMG Architects.
ThinkingDesign for collaboration: How to make it happen
4 months ago8 min
Beth Hampson, Commercial Director at London Executive Offices looks at how flexible spaces enhance productivity, but could also promote collaboration.
ResearchDoes workplace design harm productivity? New research from Savills finds UK workers say ‘yes’
5 months ago6 min
New data from Savills addresses issues of workplace happiness and asks ‘does workplace design harm productivity?'
ThinkingWorkplace design: How to support the mobile workforce
6 months ago11 min
Andrew Mawson, founder of Advanced Workplace Associates, says the right fusion of space, technology, support and services will allow our increasingly transient workforce to thrive.
Rapid technological advances, globalisation and the rise of social media are amongst the dominating influences that have shaped the mindset of societies true digital natives, Generation Z, says Franki Hall, Founder of Embrace Change.