Technostress: a genuine problem that increasingly affects workers today, especially those working in hybrid mode. The impact of new technologies on work and personal life is significant and isn’t always positive.
Written by
Liliana Alvarez
By integrating advanced technologies and sustainable practices, businesses can build offices that reflect modern values while offering practical benefits. Employees are more likely to return to spaces that feel forward-thinking and aligned with their priorities.
Photography
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Designing an office on a budget is all about prioritizing impactful changes and getting creative with resources. Adding wallpaper, upcycling furniture, and incorporating thoughtful details can completely transform your workspace without breaking the bank.
Written by
Isabelle Jordan
Photography
Amazing Architecture
Choosing the right office desk accessories is essential for creating a workspace that is both organized and efficient. From cable management solutions and ergonomic tools to lighting and desk plants, each accessory plays a vital role in enhancing your comfort, focus, and overall work experience.
The future of collaborative office spaces lies in thoughtful design that fosters communication, creativity, and teamwork. By incorporating elements like open-plan layouts, flexible workspaces, and technology integration, organisations can create environments where employees feel empowered to collaborate and innovate.
Written by
Harrison Sharrett
Photography
Amazing Architecture
For Big Sky Economic Development (BSED) — a public-private partnership dedicated to sustaining and growing Yellowstone County’s vibrant economy and quality of life — renovating the 100-plus-year-old Montana National Bank building as a business incubator space was the perfect way to facilitate meaningful connections and provide resources for start-u...
Project name
Big Sky Economic Development Entrepreneurial Hub
Architecture firm
Cushing Terrell
Location
Billings, Montana, USA
Photography
Karl Neumann Photography
Design team
Brad Sperry, Shannon Christensen, Holly Michels, Nick Bowers, Corey Stremcha (Architecture). Chelsea Holling, Ava Alltmont (Historic Preservation). Madeline Randolfi, Sasha Tonkovich (Interior Design). Caleb Minnick (Civil Engineering). Cole Moller (Structural Engineering). Allyn Jorgensen (Mechanical Engineering). Jeff Haidle, Michael Gieser, Holly Wigen (Electrical Engineering). Dayton Rush (Landscape). Michael Gieser (Lighting)
Collaborators
Northern Industrial Hygiene (Industrial Engineer)
Interior design
Cushing Terrell
Structural engineer
Cushing Terrell
Environmental & MEP
Cushing Terrell
Construction
T.W. Clark Construction LLC
Typology
Commercial › Office Building
Inclusive design encompasses creating an environment that provides an attractive and inspiring experience for everyone. It's about creating a space where all people, without exception, feel comfortable. Inclusion also contributes to expanding the market, improving reputation, and strengthening the company or brand's authority through a focus on hum...
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ZIKZAK Architects
Photography
ZIKZAK Architects
In the ever-evolving landscape of office design, a fascinating trend is emerging that goes beyond traditional functionality and embraces the concept of office furniture as art. Sculptural seating, characterized by innovative and aesthetically striking designs, is transforming workspaces into galleries of functional art.
Photography
Piki Supersta
