Is an open plan layout functional in the workplace?
Since the Old Admiralty Office (now known as the Ripley Building), the first purpose built office, was constructed in 1726 in London, workplace design has taken on a multitude of shapes and forms. As…
Two driving factors determining workspace design
Workspace design has fast become a prominent focus of many businesses, across a variety of industries. Increasingly, we are understanding that the modern workforce wants their workspace to look and…
How to set SMART work goals
Setting working goals for the new year is a common occurrence, however, many struggle with setting attainable and realistic goals that can be properly measured, particularly over the timeframe of a…
Agile Working vs Activity Based Working: What’s the difference?
Modern life is rapidly changing, particularly when it comes to working life. Flexibility in the workplace is in demand more than ever before, with employees who adapt and adjust their work…
5 steps to designing your perfect meeting space
The meeting room is an integral part of every office, no matter the size. Often the hub of both decision-making and creative endeavours, many organisations rely on meetings to propel business forward….
Your guide to workspace innovation
Seventy-five percent or above is the “sweet spot” for office space utilization. But unfortunately, most firms average only 39 percent usage of desks, conference rooms and other meeting and work…
Working lunches – time wasting or a productive exercise?
Amongst the fast-paced climate of the typical office, working lunches have become more and more popular.
Why though? Why are employees not utilising their lunch hours; their mid-day break from…
5 Reasons to Improve Meeting Room Management
Let’s face it. Managing meeting room space can be just plain maddening. Is a room reserved, and if so, at what time?
“We were told the room was booked, but it sure looks empty.” “Do I have…
