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Use These 3 Design Principles To Create Human-Centered Offices Where People Thrive

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A human-centered approach inspires workplace environments that foster innovation, enhance employee well-being, and support flexible work models. Features like flexible layouts, wellness amenities, and adaptable infrastructure create dynamic spaces that evolve with organizational and technological shifts.

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Transbosphor Maritime Transport & Trade Offices – Istanbul

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Modular furniture adapts to various work scenarios, offering flexibility and versatility. Its flexible seating arrangement accommodates meetings and presentations efficiently, while its open structure fosters spontaneous idea exchange and collaboration among teams.

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Why the Future of Work Isn’t About ‘Going Back’ with Melissa Marsh

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In this episode, we explore the tension between mandates and motivation, the generational shifts in work preferences, and how businesses can foster trust, flexibility, and productivity in the years ahead. The power of flexibility in real estate, office space, and workforce management. If the future is flexibility.

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Is Your Workplace Experience Commute-Worthy?

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A successful workplace today requires more than just creating a cool looking physical space; it’s about establishing an ecosystem that fosters connections, offers flexibility, and creates an environment where people are genuinely excited to come to work. This article was written by SmithGroup’s Matt Dumich for Work Design Magazine.

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Bayer Colombia Offices – Bogota

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This AAA-category mixed-use building is located in a prominent area in northern Bogot, close to public transportation systems. The strategy implemented in this new office delivered a dynamic spatial flow, greater flexibility to meet new demands, and increased collaboration among employees.

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Here are 4 Sustainable Office Design Trends To Embrace In 2022

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28% of this derive from operational emissions – the carbon omitted by powering, heating and cooling a building – while 11% is a by-product of embodied emissions which are produced through the extraction, transportation, manufacturing, and assembly of the materials used to build, fit out and furnish a building.

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Designing For Climate Change: “Optional” Is No Longer An Option

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The design industry must shift toward adaptive reuse, reclaimed materials, and flexible environments to reduce the carbon footprint and promote a circular economy. During a recent renovation, SmithGroup’s Detroit office implemented flexible furniture systems that can be easily reconfigured to satisfy a range of functions.