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WORKTECH12: Melbourne Review

WORKTECH12: Melbourne Review

By | April 1, 2012 at 1:06 am | No comments

Such was the interest in the workplace of the future that extra chairs had to be brought in to cater to the sell-out crowd at WORKTECH12: Melbourne. More than 200 people came together at the Telstra Experience Centre for WORKTECH’s first Australian conference.  With...

Posted in: apr 2012 - Going Green, Events

The Technology Behind Relationships

The Technology Behind Relationships

By | January 1, 2012 at 1:25 am | One comment

Close your eyes and rewind back to when you were six years old and your imagination was working overtime. When you considered the future, perhaps you thought, “People will have jetpacks, cars will be able to fly, maybe even teleportation!” Brilliant ideas. How easy life...

Posted in: jan 2012 - Future Office, Technology

Designing for Organizational Effectiveness

Designing for Organizational Effectiveness

By | September 15, 2011 at 6:00 am | No comments

Although a neat and organized workspace is a challenge in today's busy world, maintaining an organized and productive space is well worth the undertaking. It very well makes up in terms of time saved, morale and productivity boost and improved service delivery. Messy desks...

Posted in: Ideas, sep 2011

The IPD Process: What the Heck is It?

The IPD Process: What the Heck is It?

By | March 4, 2011 at 8:30 am | No comments

FOX Architects recently completed a project with Balfour Beatty Construction for their new offices in Fairfax, Virg., by way of the IPD process. What is IPD you ask? How does it benefit the project in the long run? I had those very same questions and went straight to the...

Posted in: Ideas, mar 2011

Measuring High-Performance Work Spaces

Measuring High-Performance Work Spaces

By | March 4, 2011 at 4:00 am | One comment

We frequently hear the term high-performance work space, and I think we are all seeing significant gains in efficiency as our office environments evolve. Yet, measuring the performance of an alternative workspace today is a tricky business -- especially given many of the new...

Posted in: Ideas, mar 2011

A Pivotal Shift: Scalable Workplaces

A Pivotal Shift: Scalable Workplaces

By | February 2, 2011 at 12:00 pm | One comment

This article has been modified for publication with permission from its original author, Kay Sargent. It's the final installment in a 3-part series on the changing work environment. Timing is everything. Power lies in the realization of the pivotal shift that is profoundly...

Posted in: feb 2011, Projects

Behind the Curtain: Manhattan’s BBG-BBGM

Behind the Curtain: Manhattan’s BBG-BBGM

By | January 4, 2011 at 11:10 am | One comment

This feature was submitted by Bruno Grinwis of BBG-BBGM to showcase their new office interior space -- and the thinking behind its design -- within the Empire State Building in Manhattan. Designed by the Washington office’s Workplace Interior Team, BBG-BBGM’s new 32,000...

Posted in: jan 2011, Projects

What if Transportation Disappears?

What if Transportation Disappears?

By | January 4, 2011 at 11:01 am | One comment

Commuting to work today requires time, energy, and money. It stretches our country’s natural resources and makes people grumble. Workplaces today often provide hundreds of expensive parking spaces to accommodate a steady stream of commuters, while metro-area buses and...

Posted in: Ideas, jan 2011, Technology

A Pivotal Shift: Sustainable Workplaces

A Pivotal Shift: Sustainable Workplaces

By | January 4, 2011 at 10:58 am | One comment

This article has been modified for publication with permission from its original author, Kay Sargent. It's the second in a 3-part series on the changing work environment. Timing is everything. Power lies in the realization of the pivotal shift that is profoundly affecting the...

Posted in: Ideas, jan 2011

A Pivotal Shift: Generational Workplaces

A Pivotal Shift: Generational Workplaces

By | December 1, 2010 at 12:06 pm | No comments

This article has been modified for publication with permission from its original author, Kay Sargent. It's the first in a 3-part series on the changing work environment. Timing is everything. Power lies in the realization of the pivotal shift that is profoundly affecting the...

Posted in: dec 2010, Ideas

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