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How to Live Intentionally for Better Rhythm & Bigger Results

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So, the rapid pace continues, words get left unsaid, emotions go unhealed, and spaces remain unclean. How and why did it go so wrong and why do we stay in the rut of being out of rhythm with the important parts of life? This begs the question “What am I avoiding by not slowing down and finding a new rhythm?” Look at the planets.

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The Future Of Work Demands Futuristic Office Tech

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Technology helps in achieving the desired results efficiently with respect to indoor air quality, thermal comfort and lighting. . This article was written by Shaon Sikta Sengupta , and was originally published on Work Design Magazine. What will the new-age office space look like? Indoor Air Quality.

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Biophilic Design Is Part Of The New Normal (And We’re Not Just Talking Office Plants)

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People spend most of their time in manufactured spaces that are not always designed with wellbeing in mind. Biophilic design aims to improve our wellbeing by strengthening our connection to nature in manufactured environments such as hotels, retail spaces and offices. Natural light. Our desire to reconnect with nature.

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4 Priorities To Consider When Designing Workplaces For Gen Z

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This article was written by M Moser’s Michelle Smith for Work Design Magazine. This article explores some of the overall trends we observe as new generations enter the workplace. As office designers, we can support in-person interactions by focusing on movement throughout spaces and offering a variation of typologies.

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Inviting Nature Into The Workplace

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This article was written by Inger Bartlett and it was originally published on Work Design Magazine. . The more spaces we carve out for individual working styles, the happier and more effective staff become. Let there be light. Even still, it might be difficult for light to penetrate into the core of an open plan workspace.

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The Rise Of The Destination-Worthy, Hospitality-Influenced Workplace

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This article was written by Cooper Carry’s Brian Parker and it was originally published in Work Design Magazine. Rather, these spaces should consistently foster inviting atmospheres and facilitate spontaneous conversation, similar to the recent transformation seen across the hotel sector. 3) Bringing the work outside.

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Inviting Nature Into The Workplace

All Work

This article was written by Inger Bartlett and it was originally published on Work Design Magazine. The more spaces we carve out for individual working styles, the happier and more effective staff become. Let there be light. Even still, it might be difficult for light to penetrate into the core of an open plan workspace.

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