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How AI Is Transforming Workplace Architecture And Design

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AI’s impact is broad, but one of its most transformative applications is unfolding in the design of our work environments. This article was originally written by Gensler’s Christian Lehmkuhl for Work Design Magazine. AI’s most potent asset is its capacity for predictive analysis.

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AI Tools Making Space For More Architectural Creativity

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This article was written by Michael Schroeder of SGA for Work Design Magazine. Because you have to be very specific — and there are mathematical rules to follow — these programs must develop a deeper understanding of code structures before they can provide a truly turnkey analysis.

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Big Thinkers: Meet the AI Leaders Changing the Future of 3 Important Industries

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They are implementing AI-driven tools to analyze vast datasets, offering invaluable insights into property valuation, location analysis and market trends. Under his guidance, the company has harnessed the power of virtual reality, cloud-based tools and a collaborative online platform to create a vibrant community of real estate professionals.

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How Designers Can Set The Stage For A Flexible Future

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This article was written by Mark Adams and Amy Clark , and was originally published on Work Design Magazine. As any knowledge-based worker knows, the number of meetings dramatically increased throughout the pandemic as team members had to be more intentional about collaboration. Collaboration Spaces. Standard Meeting Times.

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The challenge for office acoustics is to make people feel at home

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One of them is that people are better off carrying out focussed, quiet work at home, and creative and collaborative work in the office. There’s only so much creative, collaborative work we can do in a day, so we still need to find space for ourselves when we do come into the office. The office should be many things to many people.

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Designing with Insight and Intention: Uncovering Behavioral and Functional Needs

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This article was originally written by Kelly Colón , Senior Workplace Advisor at Allsteel, and Jan Johnson , vice president of workplace strategy at Allsteel for Work Design Magazine. office/workstation space sizes to TWO — and to an activity-based planning strategy when it came to the range of the ways each TEAM collaborated.

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From the archive: The role of workplace design in employee engagement

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This means they can manage their need for privacy, concentrate more easily and collaborate with their teams without disruptions. The most highly engaged employees hail from emerging economies, where people have different expectations of their work environments than those in established economies. Fixed Technology exceeds mobile by 2:1.