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Melissa Marsh

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I am a passionate practitioner of Workplace Strategy and a leader in Change Management services. By combining social science research with architectural expertise, I recommend evidence-based interventions that promote both individual wellness and business success through a more responsive built environment. In addition to working with clients across North America and Europe, I have contributed to courses for CoreNet and WORKTECH, spearheaded international learning and technology initiatives, and lectured at UVA, Cornell, and MIT’s Sloan School of Management.

Activity-Based Working & Wellness: The Human/Nature Side of the Popular Design Typology

Activity-based working (ABW) has positive impacts on the mental, physical, and social health of the workplace.

eXploring NeoCon 2017: Putting the ‘X’ in the ‘UX’ of Workplace Design

Whether we’re away at a conference or at home in our office, we at PLASTARC tend to view the world of workplace design from...

Why Your Building Needs a Technology Experience Leader

A new role for new ways of working.

Multisensory Design: The Empathy-Based Approach to Workplace Wellness

Tips for taking into account the different ways we experience space.

The Post-Recession Rise of Coworking

The team at PLASTARC explores its context, its influence, and its benefits to companies of all sizes.

Leading Change in Times of Change

Learning to navigate and manage change successfully can help us make the most of its benefits and avoid its pitfalls.

How to Enable More Transparency at Work

Find out how more transparency can increase wellness, trust, and learning at work.

Why Restrooms Matter in the Workplace

They have surprisingly important effects on employee well-being and performance.

The Future of Neuro-Architecture Has Arrived. Here’s What It Means for the Workplace

For one thing, we now know our disdain for seas of cubicles may have deep evolutionary roots.

Closing the Gap Between Facilities and Community Management

Two conferences in early June show that the workplace fields are careening closer and closer together.

What Location Intelligence Means for the Workplace

The ability to quantify the contribution of place-specific experience to value is ours to leverage more than ever before.

User Experience Design Revives Corporate Real Estate

Despite claims that the office is dead, it's not the end. But hopefully, it's the end of obsolete models for designing, delivering, and procuring buildings.

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