green design

Perkins&Will's Leigh Christy shares the benefits of incorporating biophilic design principles into workplace, both for individuals and for the planet. 

Allwork.Space offers these three tips for organizations that wish to implement biophilic design practices.

These long-lasting, maintenance-free gardens require no water, misting, irrigation, light, or soil, yet retain a vibrant, fresh-cut look and feel for 7-10 years.

Heat waves will inevitably continue, leading to a host of problems for employers related to infrastructure, business continuity strategy, remote workers and net zero goals. Now is the time to safeguard the health and productivity of your team.

Allwork.Space shares strategies to make coworking spaces more sustainable including the use of solar panels, recycling, and curbing office equipment consumption.  

The wellness lens can be applied more widely to communities and the infrastructure that underpins them – including workspaces.

RSP’s Meghann Duran and Jeremi Van Wave combine analytics and human-centric design for the latest in green workspaces. 

Perkins&Will's David Cordell and Jon Penndorf explore how the A&D community can address embodied carbon to help combat climate change in the spaces they design.

Gensler's Dawn James explores strategies that will best lead to more resilient, sustainable workplaces.

Erica Spiritos explores the health and wellness benefits of using mass timber in workplace design. 

As re-urbanism, renovation and repositioning continues, adaptive reuse is on track to become the new norm. 

Consider a few suggestions from interior plantscaping professionals on the plant varieties and placements they recommend for creating sound privacy in workspaces.