Architecture
Incorporating Outdoor Space in the Work Environment
Incorporating the outdoors is a long-standing design concept. Find out the benefits of bringing the outdoors into for your office.
Incorporating the outdoors is a long-standing design concept. Find out the benefits of bringing the outdoors into for your office.
What do free meals, slides instead of stairs, fitness centers, and Lego stations have in common? They all come with being a Google employee.
The current national unemployment rate is 3.6 percent, with our region averaging only 2.5 percent. The last time it was this low was 1969!
Refining workspaces isn’t a cure-all for being disconnected, but, designing more socially conscious architecture will make an impact.
You probably spend most of your day in or around buildings. But have you considered how these buildings are actively affecting your quality of life?
Wood might just turn out to be the building material of choice in the future. And that has us pondering “what if.” Of course, timber has been around for a long time. But with recent advancements in materials, it now has potential for a comeback!
How can we improve the architecture of our workplaces to address the unique set of needs for both introverts and extroverts?
Problems with fast tracking the design process? Does quick have a downside when planning a building? Let’s take a closer look.
One option is to find an existing building and renovate it to suit your needs. Like any major project, there are pros and cons to renovating.
Moving locations is exciting. Do you find an existing building and renovate it to meet your needs? Or do you build something new?