people-centric design

This is the third in a bimonthly series of six articles on the growth, value and future of Design for People. The intent is to explore and discover the impact of behaviors, habits and patterns of people in the design of environments.  

Why should an organization invest in design, which aspects of the physical workplace impact employee productivity the most, and more industry news.

In an effort to support workplace wellness, we must encourage people to express their non-work selves to create people-centric workplaces. 

An open plan space paired with ample meeting rooms, and a fully stocked kitchen are the keys to success at the Social Tables headquarters in Washington, D.C.

Scott Delano, design director at Wright Heerema Architects, believes that designers and architects need to be responsible for stopping the sameness that plagues office space design and offers several ways to create a space that is truly differentiated.