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As human behavior becomes increasingly difficult to predict, designing for behavior becomes more challenging for workplace designers.

In less than two years, marketing software company ActiveCampaign quadrupled its staff, becoming a buzzworthy name in the tech industry and one of the fastest growing companies in Chicago. CEO & Founder Jason VandeBoom envisioned a new office that was truly employee-centric.

Technē Architecture + Interior Design revitalized L’Oréal Australia's flagship training academy with a design aimed at attracting millennials. The finished space is both functional while also being aesthetically pleasing.

Kay Sargent explores why so many companies are still using outdated planning approaches that no longer suit their employees’ needs.

In this article Melissa Marsh explores harnessing occupant data to inform better building and design practices—benefitting both architects and end users.

One companies' way of refreshing the workspace to support a flourishing culture. The result - thank you notes from long-time employees!

Gensler's Sven Govaars takes at look at the 3 R's that dominate today's workplaces. Hint: they are not: reading, ‘riting, and ‘rithmetic.

Although Sodexo has been around for 50 years, it's important that their workspaces reflect a culture that is diverse, inviting and constantly evolving.

A recap of our most recent Work Design TALK on the important topic of: Learning Styles and Their Impact on Workplace Design.

Find out how this CEO created a space where you can have setbacks but the team can reenergize every morning despite how long the day before was.

Subvisual's Braga, Portugal, office created bright, naturally lit spaces for collaboration, community building, and a healthy mix of work and play.

This half-day seminar in May featured local executives discussing three key arenas that every contemporary office planner explores.