As humans, we spend 80,000 hours of our lives at work. We are emotional, thinking as well as productive beings and our emotions don’t turn off when we walk into the office, sit at our desks or go to a shared co-working environment. We’re just not wired that way.
Studies have shown that dogs in the office boost productivity, creativity and team morale. In light of this, many companies now allow employees to bring their dogs to work with them. So if you’re looking for a new way to improve your work environment, consider bringing in your furry best friend
There is science behind the brain’s reactions to design, particularly in the ways both body and brain respond to the built environment. Neuro-architecture is more about people and building spaces that encourage happiness, well-being, and productivity than traditional architecture.
Educational systems all across the world are redefining what a classroom is. Learn about flexible learning spaces, how they work and how they benefit both teachers and students.
Companies would have regarded their offices to be critical to their performance before the pandemic. We all seemed to agree on the office’s purpose. The workspace served as a hub…
