Our teaser with Matt Osbourne is out today - full episode coming next week! Attracting and retaining a young workforce requires more than just an office space. It’s about creating spaces that inspire. In next week’s episode of Space by Stansons, Matt Osborne explores how versatile and neurodiverse spaces are reshaping workplace design to appeal to the next generation of talent. We discussed: - The importance of flexible furniture and activity-specific spaces - How diverse work settings enhance engagement and productivity - Why traditional offices are no longer enough to attract young professional If you’re passionate about workplace design or talent retention, this episode offers invaluable insights! Links to the episode are in the comments.
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What a coincidence. I listened to a podcast this morning about the drive to transform office spaces into places where employees want to be, to environments that nurture success and foster less stress. Considering the innovative office design trends highlighted in this report, maybe we'll soon change what we call the "workplace?" #funplace #happyplace #empoweringplace #ICanSucceedPlace #JLL
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Elizabeth Brink and I joined Jacob Morgan on the Future Ready Leadership podcast to discuss why the workplace is not dead, but evolving, and how leadership must adapt to meet the challenges of today. From sustainability to the importance of human-centered design in fostering collaboration and innovation, we had the chance to chat about a range of topics including: -Why the office remains vital for culture and collaboration -How to design spaces that drive engagement and innovation -How immersive technology and sustainability are shaping the future of work This conversation was a great reminder that physical workplaces aren’t just about productivity and space—they’re about creating environments where people can thrive, connect, and grow. Take a listen here: https://lnkd.in/eZy3JkDW
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In the latest episode of The Unworking Podcast, David Dewane, CXO at geniant, sits down to dissect the essence of eudaimonia in workplace design with Ellie Dowds and Philip Ross. David states: “...because of the pandemic and the great resignation and people not wanting to go back in the office, I see a new high-performance mandate placed on office space. And it's no longer about just environmental sustainability, it's about human behavior. And this is a completely new frontier for architects.” As workplaces evolve, the question that looms large is how to craft spaces that not only boost productivity but also foster human well-being and connection. "How can we design an office that understands employees' needs and supports deep focus work?" geniant's approach redefines traditional norms, designing offices not just as spaces of work but as catalysts for flourishing. Curious how to design spaces that let teams flourish? Listen in to the Unworking Podcast to find out! https://lnkd.in/gHdAHXuf
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Curious about the future of workplace design? In Episode 11 of WTF Is Happening To The Office, designer Kay Sargent treats us to a mini playbook of how to make hybrid work. https://lnkd.in/e-wYH3_X
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Episode 7 - Matt Jacks | Lutron Electronics Matt Jacks sees major shifts underway in how commercial offices are designed in the post-COVID era. Open, flexible spaces that can be readily reconfigured for different uses are becoming essential for driving more value from the office. Workspaces need to be active environments that facilitate client acquisition, employee engagement, and revenue generation. For Lutron Electronics a leader in lighting controls, this means solutions that allow seamless adjustments of light, shades, and AV for optimal meeting experiences. Thoughtful design that accounts for the ergonomics and psychology of how people interact with devices is critical. On high-profile fit-out projects, Matt cites the intense coordination and long hours required in the final stretch before completion as a major challenge. Having an engaged client who embraces creativity rather than settling for a cookie-cutter approach is key to achieving truly outstanding outcomes. Ultimately, Matt argues commercial fit-outs must deliver compelling experiences that serve the building's entire 10-year-plus lifecycle, not just focus on opening day. An integral role for companies like Lutron is making workplaces more sustainable and people-friendly. To contact Matt Jacks see his LinkedIn and company details below. Lutron Electronics | @mattjacks Listen 🎧 https://lnkd.in/geUg75u7 #officedesign #commercialfitout #lighting #control #smartshading #clientexperience #theintelligentlab #podcast #collab
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In our newest podcast episode, we challenge everything you thought you knew about office design. Join us as Greta Kriovaite, Design Principal at Woodalls, talks with Stephen Drew about transforming cold and lifeless workspaces into inspiring environments. Discover how to create offices that foster creativity, connection, and a perfect balance of collaboration and focus. This is a conversation you won't want to miss if you're passionate about redefining the future of workplaces. Curious about what's beyond the trend of "hotelification" in office design? Tune in to hear Greta Kriovaite's candid insights and her vision for integrating AI in the future of workspace design. Whether you're a design enthusiast or a workplace professional, this episode will change the way you think about where and how we work. https://arch.so/410tpAq
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Be sure to catch the recent episode of the Breakfast Leadership Show, where my colleague and Workplace Sector Leader Rebecca Swanner joined host Michael Levitt to discuss all things workplace! On the podcast, Rebecca addressed 👇 - How to downsize your office space the right way: understanding right-size building selection for the necessary amenity mix to draw employees back to the office. - How intelligent workplace design can combat burnout and reduce in-office frustration. - The fastest growing and most popular office building and workplace amenities. - How HED LA office design and amenities facilitate company culture and productivity. Listen here: https://ow.ly/fERK30sFfQ3 #HEDadvances #positiveimpact #workplacedesign #officeculture #hybridoffice
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🌟 New Podcast Episode: A Conversation with Nigel Oseland 🌟 I'm thrilled to share the latest episode of Designing Space with Alon Schwartz, where I had the honour of hosting Dr Nigel Oseland, a renowned environmental psychologist and workplace strategist. In this episode, we explore environmental psychology, exploring how work environment design influences people's thinking, behaviour, and performance. Nigel brings knowledge and practical insights from his extensive experience advising organizations and crafting impactful spaces. 🎉 Exciting Update! Nigel has collaborated with Dr Sally Augustin to co-edit an innovative new book that explores the influence of our environment on our thoughts and behaviours. This book is essential for anyone fascinated by the connections between psychology, space, and organizational effectiveness. https://lnkd.in/e7B8ZEmU If you're passionate about creating workspaces that genuinely support people and organizations—or just curious about the fascinating field of environmental psychology—this episode is for you. 🎧 Listen now and join the conversation! https://lnkd.in/euAPGV_Y I'd love to hear your thoughts! What challenges or successes have you experienced in designing environments that impact behaviour and productivity? Let's connect and discuss this in the comments. hashtag #Podcast hashtag #EnvironmentalPsychology hashtag #WorkplaceDesign hashtag #NigelOseland hashtag #SallyAugustin hashtag #DesigningSpace
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