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How To Create A Happy Workplace? Business Environment Design Matters

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Visionary leaders recognize that an employee-focused environment promoting happiness and engagement enhances productivity, sales, and retention, thereby improving the company’s overall performance. This article was written by Brittany Clark and Andrew McQuilkin of BHDP Architecture for Work Design Magazine.

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The Future of Work Includes Everyone — Tailoring Office Spaces for Neurodiversity

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There is no one-size fits all design solution for creating a more comfortable workplace environment for neurodiverse individuals. Workplace design plays a crucial role in promoting a positive and inclusive work environment. Soft modular seating in a small gathering space with warm lighting.

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Resimercial Design Balances Comfort and Sustainability in the Office

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This article was originally written by Spectorgroup’s Dexter Tinapay and Steven South for Work Design Magazine. When working from home, people can create comfort and warmth in their environments by simply changing the lighting, the thermostat, or where they work.

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Flexibility In Design: Turning A Workplace Into An Outdoor Oasis

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One way to do this is by utilizing the power of nature, which can have a profound impact on creating a happy, healthy and productive work environment. This article was written by Brian Parker and was originally published on Work Design Magazine. adults are at an all-time high. Bringing the outdoors in.

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Top 10 Ways To Make People Feel More Comfortable And Productive At Work

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High-performing workers want comfortable and productive work environments. This article was written by Amie Keener of Gensler for Work Design Magazine. People are spending more time in the office and are hungry for an evolution in the built environment. The room should be placed in a quiet area, away from activity.

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How Discrimination in the Workplace Impacts Black Women’s Health & Well-Being

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Her manager, she said, would make sexualized jokes, resulting in what Watson felt was a hostile work environment. “It Watson, a licensed social worker who works for a federal agency, was diagnosed with clinical depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder. I was like an outsider in my department.”

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How Sensory Design Can Create Efficient Workplaces

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Returning to the office and working in-person means employees lose control over their environment and must adapt to new situations. Workplace leaders should support this transition by creating environments that promote wellbeing, concentration, and creativity.