Insights
Rethinking the future workplace
The pandemic has altered the workplace forever. We’ve collaborated with PwC on research to help leaders and organisations measure and invest in the right aspects of workplace to ensure success.
The workplace is always evolving. Discover the insights shaping our design thinking.
Recent authors
Mariana Anelli
Associate, Designer
Nabil Sabet
Group Director
Raquel Machado
How designing spaces for rest can enhance the quality of work
Raquel Machado explores the value of creating places for pause, enabling people to address challenges in new ways.
Nabil Sabet, Charlie Millard, Charlton Hutton, Jeni Durksen, Morgan Flannery
Emerging from disruption: why the office still matters
M Moser leadership, design and strategy teams explore new design concepts and opportunities, answering the biggest questions about the next evolution of work.
Addy Walcott
Humanising the workplace through art
With expert planning and curation, integrating art into the design of workplaces facilitates a stronger sense of connection while improving employee productivity & well-being.
What can workplace design learn from healthcare?
Following the COVID-19 outbreak, the need for healthcare-grade work environments has peaked. As specialists in healthcare and office design, we explore the lessons to be learned, borrowed and applied.
Raquel Machado
Preparing for the new normal in office design
With millions of people still working from home, the future of the office has raised many debates. Raquel Machado shares her insights on the post-pandemic workplace.
John Sellery
Fostering psychological safety in the workplace
John Sellery explores why office design is a conduit to achieving and sustaining a healthy workforce and business.
Engineering for virus prevention in the workplace
For businesses with teams going back to the office, Keith Roper shares a series of mitigation measures for airborne virus transmission in the workplace.
Nabil Sabet
How design & technology will reshape the future workplace
Nabil Sabet explores the design and technology implications of the dual frontier and how future office spaces can adapt.
