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Designing Tomorrow,
Online
22 October 2025
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World Congress Design & Health 2025,
Singapore
29 October 2025
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Technology and Togetherness: Rethinking the Office,
Louisville, KY
30 October 2025
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CBS Design & Wellness Series | Kozii Space,
Shenzhen 518000 China
31 October 2025
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Orgatec India - Empowering the Future,
Mumbai
04 November 2025
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ED Spaces - Designing the Future of Education,
Columbus, Ohio
05 November 2025
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Workspace Design Show - Amsterdam,
Amsterdam
05 November 2025
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17th Global Peter Drucker Forum,
Vienna
06 November 2025
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Against metrics: how measuring performance by numbers backfires

April 1, 2019

Against metrics: how measuring performance by numbers backfires

by Jerry Z Muller • Features, Workplace

The pursuit of happiness, lumpy tech, space science and some other stuff

March 27, 2019

The pursuit of happiness, lumpy tech, space science and some other stuff

by Mark Eltringham • Features, Technology, Wellbeing, Workplace design

What a 90 year old study teaches us about flexible working and productivity

March 19, 2019

What a 90 year old study teaches us about flexible working and productivity 0

by Mark Eltringham • Features, Flexible working, Wellbeing, Workplace design

Pressing self-destruct, a final solution to workplace noise, a broken psychological contract and some other stuff

March 18, 2019

Pressing self-destruct, a final solution to workplace noise, a broken psychological contract and some other stuff

by Mark Eltringham • Features

How artificial intelligence changes occupant experience

March 15, 2019

How artificial intelligence changes occupant experience

by David Karpook • Facilities management, Features, Technology

Riffing on the issue of workplace design and creativity

March 11, 2019

Riffing on the issue of workplace design and creativity 0

by Mark Eltringham • Features, Workplace design

Revisiting Maslow and the quest for self-actualisation

March 11, 2019

Revisiting Maslow and the quest for self-actualisation

by Christian Jarrett • Features, Wellbeing, Workplace

Filtering out the noise, the pathology of work, busy doin muffin and some other stuff

March 4, 2019

Filtering out the noise, the pathology of work, busy doin muffin and some other stuff

by Mark Eltringham • Comment, Features

A four day week, people-watching at work, the art of AI and some other stuff

February 25, 2019

A four day week, people-watching at work, the art of AI and some other stuff

by Mark Eltringham • AI, Facilities management, Features, Technology, Wellbeing, Workplace design

When assessing workplace strategy: we should always test rather than guess

February 22, 2019

When assessing workplace strategy: we should always test rather than guess

by Franklin Becker • Facilities management, Features, Workplace design

February 15, 2019

Amazon drops plans for HQ, judging others in the open plan, why people would rather electrocute themselves than sit and think and some other stuff

by Mark Eltringham • Features

A worthwhile workplace trends list, permanent beta, nudge nudge, think think and some other stuff

February 8, 2019

A worthwhile workplace trends list, permanent beta, nudge nudge, think think and some other stuff

by Mark Eltringham • Features, Flexible working, Wellbeing, Workplace design

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