Office design trends: ‘Onsite gyms and a beer tap for Fridays won’t cut it’ says CEO
Much has been written recently extolling the virtues of employee-centred workplace design, but there has been very little serious research backing the trend. The result
New York advertising agency Grey Group gets streetwise with a cool fit-out by Studios Architecture in a landmark 20th-century building 20th-century building by Studios Architecture
Creating stylish havens for stressed-out office workers, London-based architecture duo Carmody Groarke has the last word in understated confidence There’s a lot spin being, well,
Hierarchy is dying at work and Tom Vecchione, director of workplace strategy for Gensler Design and Planning, sees architects and interior designers working much more
Alchemy can be defined as “the process of transforming a common substance, usually of little value, into a substance of great value”. Apply this concept
Following on from our publication of Timothy Soar’s photographs in onoffice issue 14 – showing at the Architects In Practice exhibition at the RIBA headquarters,
Words by Kerstin Zumstein Kerstin Zumstein outlines the winning proposals for a rethink of our magazine’s own workplace. The students of the BA in Interior
By Mark Eltringham Taylorism, or “scientific management”, refers to American engineer Frederick W Taylor’s ideas to improve productivity in factories at the beginning of the
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