Haworth – Unigroup Too
Invalid Displayed Gallery Unigroup Too Info With squared top trim and tight tolerances, it’s sleek and rectilinear, sophisticated and classic; UniGroup Too’s scale-able panel and component options can meet your interior needs with ease. There are segmented panels for an architectural look, up-mount storage units for landscaping, and slat pads or markerboards for personalization.
Read More....Haworth – Intuity
Invalid Displayed Gallery Intuity Information Intuity is a simple solution to the complex challenge of supporting the always evolving needs of people, technology, and workstyles within a workplace. Designed to provide workspaces that support the dynamic workplace for the long haul – while giving users easy, intuitive access to everyday essentials.
Read More....AIS – Oxygen
Invalid Displayed Gallery Download PDF AIS Oxygen Information From open, collaborative spaces to focused environments, Oxygen is designed to meet the demands of any workplace. Engineered for the way you work today, and designed to adapt with you in the future, Oxygen meets the needs of a diverse and ever-changing work environment. Oxygen benching brings […]
Read More....AIS -Divi
Invalid Displayed Gallery Download PDF AIS Divi Information From open plan to private workspaces, Divi can bring your vision to life. Offering panels in permanent monolithic, segmented, glass and stack configurations, virtually any aesthetic can be achieved. Its universal hinge connection system makes it one of the simplest and fastest systems to install.
Read More....Pan American Academy Charter School
2830 N American St, Philadelphia, PA 19133 Pan American Charter School had big plans for their space, including: Bringing the fun! Fun leads to creativity, so they wanted their space to reflect an easy-going nature. Tying in a theme. Having a consistent theme throughout gives the staff and students a sense of coordination and builds […]
Read More....Why Daylight and Views Matter
As the movie title “A Room with a View” suggests, people seem inherently drawn to an interesting view—natural or otherwise. In fact, they’ll even pay significantly more for it. In an office setting, the word “view” not only refers to what users see outside the office windows, but also to a user’s perception of an […]
Read More....The Myth of Multi-Tasking
Task sharing or multi-tasking—switching from focused to unfocused tasks and back—takes time. According to research, it takes approximately 15-20 minutes to recover from every interruption. Download the whitepaper
Read More....Office Etiquette 101
Not so long ago, offices were places where legions of similarly dressed people all arrived at the same time to sit aligned in neat rows and perform nearly identical tasks. At lunchtime, they vacated the workspace for an hour to come back refreshed and ready for an afternoon of highly predictable behavior. It was boring […]
Read More....Alternative Workplace Strategies in the Current Economy
Leading organizations have been employing alternative workplace practices (AW) for over two decades—as far back as 1989 when IBM began piloting AW options—and long before the word “Internet” became part of the common lexicon. But for many years they were mainly the practices of a select few companies. They remained mostly experimental and retained their […]
Read More....Designing Across Generations
Can Gen-Y multi-task better than other generations? Today’s workplaces are comprised of members of Generation Y, Generation X, Baby Boomers, and Traditionalists. (Crocker, 2007; Cowell, 2009) Of course, people of multiple generations have always worked together. But unlike past generations—such as the farming families of the Dark Ages—the current workforce’s older and younger members’ life […]
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