RSP’s Meghann Duran and Jeremi Van Wave combine analytics and human-centric design for the latest in green workspaces.
CategoryOUR TAKE ON THE WORKPLACE
Results7The workplace is constantly evolving. What are the latest and greatest design strategies that make offices more efficient, employees happier and companies healthier? Our design leaders give their take on where the office is going.
DESIGNING THE WORKPLACE FOR HUMAN RESILIENCY
Workplace Designer Allison Stratton details six ways that the built environment can bolster employee resilience during and after times of high stress and confusion.
WHAT’S NEXT FOR SMART BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
RSP’s Rajan Battish and Jeremi Van Wave talk about the next evolution of Smart Buildings and what that means for today’s corporate users and building owners.
SEVEN WAYS TO PERSONALIZE HYBRID WORK ENVIRONMENTS
As companies start moving away from dedicated assigned work environments to a distributed workforce, Liana Jameson takes a fresh look at what that means for personalization in the office.
“WHY” THE OFFICE MATTERS
Most companies are saying they want to get back to the office, but many haven’t stopped to ask themselves why. Dawn Brown AIA, LEED AP explains that this is the must-answer question.
WHY 2021 COULD BE THE YEAR OF THE OFFICE
Now that many of us have been working from home for the better part of a year, will your employees ever want to come back to the office? RSP’s David Serrano explains why giving your office environment a sense of place and committing to “omni-channel working” makes all the difference.
THE OFFICE GETS AGILE
It has never been more clear that workplaces and organizations have to adapt to rapidly changing conditions. RSP’s Alissa Franconi says flexible, resilient office design strategies will help the post-COVID workplace, and workers, thrive.