We’re spending more time on screens and working with AI counterparts. When people come together, those human moments need to count. Discover how understanding three key collaboration types can help individuals achieve more together and with AI.
From the boardroom to the breakroom, fresh data shows leaders believe an office overhaul is overdue.
As people feel increasingly disconnected and organizations struggle to keep pace with constant change, the workplace can help. Discover three ways designing for community can bring flexibility to the forefront.
For George Brown Polytechnic, Limberlost Place reflects an ambitious yet practical vision: to create one of Canada’s most sustainable academic buildings while improving how students learn, gather and succeed.
Over 10 years, Steelcase has helped Camp Ignite grow from a one-week camp for teenagers to a larger youth mentorship and career development program.
A space that better reflects how its people work — and how the company wants to be perceived.
A student stops by with a question that needs more than a quick answer. A committee meeting is scheduled to start in 10 minutes, with some participants on campus and others joining virtually. Later, there is a narrow window to focus, prepare for class, review research, write or think before the next conversation begins.
A quiet moment unfolds inside a Steelcase workspace. Designers, product engineers and other employees move alongside a small group of
RebelDot’s new workspace brings people together, supporting growth, collaboration, and a vibrant community.
Universities around the world are embracing a new era of hybrid education, rethinking how spaces can inspire learning and connection.
Many workplaces are now poised for fresh possibilities, as most leaders say they plan to update their workplaces in the next two years to create places where their people can work and feel better.
Steelcase experts share how material and color choices support emotion, inclusion and sustainability in workplace design.