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‘Quiet Quitting’ has become the next big thing perhaps because it emerged on TikTok. Because I think it is an important topic for strategy, I decided to dedicate my 46th Year II Playing to…

Workspaces and office environments in the U.S. have changed drastically over generations. Firmspace compiled information about the history and trends in workplace culture and real estate from experts and news sources.

Read all about the products, projects, and people that made the 1960s groovy as part of Interior Design’s 90th anniversary celebration.

Spacelab’s Rosie Haslem wonders what’s changed since Robert Propst proposed a new office in 1968 I recently attended a seminar at Herman Miller that made me wonder how far workplace design has really progressed in

A century ago, the father of modern architecture, Le Corbusier, was commissioned by a French industrialist to design some homes for factory workers near Bordeaux. The resulting development, Cité Frugès de Pessac, was much as one might expect: brightly hued blocks of pure modernism. The humble factory workers refused to move in. Later residents of…

When workers are empowered to shape their own space, they do more and better work and feel far more content

Erin Sullivan is an attorney with Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP, representing corporate and individual clients involved in investigations, prosecutions, and civil enforcement actions by federal and state government entities.

About Herman Miller Herman Miller, Inc., based in Zeeland, Michigan, is a major American manufacturer of office furniture, equipment and home furnishings. It is notable as one of the first companies to produce modern furniture and, under the guidance of Design Director George Nelson, is likely the most prolific and influential producer of furniture of the modernist style. Among classic Herman Miller products are the Equa chair, Aeron chair, Noguchi table, Marshmallow sofa, and the Eames Lounge...

The Lightbulb Moment: Cubicles By Lawrence Banton The home office has become a sanctuary for productivity as many people continue to work from the place where they live, but with COVID vaccinations ramping up and industries eyeing a return to normalcy, our once standard view of offices could revert back to a phase that peaked in the 1980s and 90s. Were talking cubicles.  At one point, seeing office spaces with seemingly endless rows of tight-knit working quarters was typical. That is until the...