experience
Radical interior makeover for San Francisco’s most distinctive office tower
The iconic 1972 Transamerica Pyramid in the city’s financial district has grown in people’s affections over the years. Now its workspaces have been redesigned to be fit for the 21st century
Why bringing back the rest room might just be your best idea
An award-winning drama set entirely in the break room of a Detroit car factory reminds us what is lost when private recovery spaces are stripped out of the modern workplace
Podcast: How data-driven insights can demystify the workplace experience
A new episode of the Unworking podcast looks at the evolving landscape of data-driven workplaces, from optimising real estate to enhancing the employee experience
Health threat to workers in US cities as temperatures rise steeply
Summer temperatures in several American cities are set to climb to dangerous levels due to the urban heat island effect, according to a new analysis by Climate Central
The United State of Work: nobody is immune from turbulence
Differences are narrowing as the global workforce faces up to common challenges, says author Julia Hobsbawm. But in creating a uniform agenda, are we in danger of encouraging groupthink?
Unworking conference highlights six considerations for the future workplace
Unfolding over two days, the Unworking conference returned to London for a second year to look at the latest innovations across two themes: smart technology and workplace experience
Will landmark legal case tilt balance toward a return to the office?
A British employment tribunal has ruled that there are ‘weaknesses with remote working ’ – but that doesn’t necessarily mean full-time office working is back on the horizon
WORKTECH Technology Guides: an insight into the key players of digital workplace innovation
How can organisations decide the best workplace technology for their spaces in a market crowded with innovations and solutions? The WORKTECH Guides offer an insight into the leading vendors in the technology market according to five categories
