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10 Things I Love at Work (and Want at Home)
Posted on March 21 by Rebecca CharbauskiThese days the workplace feels a lot more like home and I find myself coveting things at work I’d love to bring home with me.
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5 Reasons Your Office Has Changed
Posted on October 10 by Rebecca CharbauskiOffice construction and remodeling numbers are up in the United States. An office renaissance is underway and changes are happening
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Design, Materiality + Performance Inspire at Work
Posted on October 10 by Rebecca CharbauskiHow a space performs is just as critical as how it looks and feels. Why are some parts of the
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Your Next Workspace: 4 Questions to Ask
Posted on September 21 by Rebecca CharbauskiWhat you should ask before making that next investment in your workplace.
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Classroom Redesign Improves Reading
Posted on September 21 by Rebecca CharbauskiA modern, flexible approach to learning doubled homework completion rates and reading targets.
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Future Designers Create Next Generation Studio
Posted on September 21 by Rebecca CharbauskiSee how young designers create a workspace for future designers like themselves.
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What Does It Mean to Be Smart + Connected?
Posted on September 19 by Rebecca CharbauskiWhat if technology could eliminate many of our workday tensions – and free us up to focus on doing our best work?
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Big Screen Benefits: Why You Need Art at Work
Posted on September 19 by Rebecca CharbauskiArt matters in more places than the theater. We all need to unleash our creative potential at work.
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Why Materials Make a Difference to Your Workplace
Posted on September 19 by Rebecca CharbauskiWarm, humanistic and natural materials layer together creating inspiring places where people want to work.
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Microsoft Q+A: Design Solutions Empower Creativity
Posted on September 18 by Rebecca CharbauskiMicrosoft Senior Director Julia Atalla sat down with 360 to explain why a tech company is interested in the physical environment.
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Staying Connected at Work: 1900s to Now
Posted on September 18 by Rebecca CharbauskiDesigners bring people, place and technology together to help enhance work — and have been doing it since the first high rise.