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“Let’s make the office great again!”

“We’re trying to change how people think about buildings,”https://buff.ly/2BXVUkn

5 Surprising Ways Buildings Can Improve Our Health The latest trends in green design go far beyond energy and water efficiency to improve our daily lives.

So psyched that social science was seriously introduced to architecture a year ago. Gods speed!

Social Science and Architecture — AIA New York

A collection of dreamy, interesting & unique spaces... https://buff.ly/2zqYArH

"The Economic Benefits of Human Centered Design"

Atkins HCD - the economic If you are interesting to find out how Atkins’ humancentred design approach and how we can help you to solve your current challenges and manage the future risk, please fill in the following details…

Could there be any reasonable argument for agile architecture?

‘Cheaper to tear down Scottish parliament by 2020’ SPIRALLING maintenance costs mean it “would make much more sense” to tear down Holyrood and redevelop it within two decades, a leading architectural expert claims.

"It is design innovation — not technological innovation — that causes disruption"

Disruption by design – The Design Innovator – Medium Proposing that design innovation — not technological innovation — is what disrupts businesses and industries.

HOW MUCH TIME DO YOU
SPEND INDOORS EVERY DAY?

Well Living Lab Eight hours? Maybe even 15 hours? Try more than 21 hours for the average American. That’s 90 percent of our days that are spent indoors—whether at home, an office or work environment, school, retail…

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I'm continuously amazed by humans myopic drive toward simple conclusion. The one thing that allmost never exist is " an average" or normality,

The subtle mantra of all ABW projects iv'e met: "But companies can also save money, by using a little less space than conventional offices do"

Don’t Get Too Comfortable at That Desk New designs are partly a backlash to wide-open floor plans and include a “palette of places,” meaning that people don’t sit in just one spot.