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2022 Workplace Trends: Multifaceted Outdoor Workspaces
Turan Duda and Jay Smith of Duda|Paine share why we will see more multifaceted outdoor workspaces in 2022. – Stay tuned as we share more 2022 workplaces trends for the entire month of December – At 405 Colorado in Austin, Texas, a wraparound terrace offers indoor and outdoor amenities. In good weather, fold-away doors on two sides allow the level to be fully open to the outdoors.
Offices For Healthy Living in 2021
Turan Duda and Jeff Paine share how we must put a greater emphasis on the quality of space rather than quantity in 2021. Ikon Tower Monterrey, Mexico – Abundant natural light, self-contained meeting spaces with moveable furnishing and natural materials are all part of the 2021 workplace. As 2021 approaches, employers and workers alike are looking for insight into future workplace design.
The Holistic Workplace: Strategies for Navigating Now
Turan Duda and Jeffrey Paine share tips and ideas for creating a holistic workplace to ensure a successful return to the office. An essential aspect of the holistic workplace, especially in creative industries, involves collaborating in person. Collectively our society is facing challenges on multiple fronts including social, political, economic, environmental and, with COVID-19, health and loss or comprise of our work routines.
How architecture can improve campus safety
Any campus-wide design and planning process requires the engagement of a wide range of departments and stakeholders, which can include facility, administration, IT, student services, student life, security and academic departments. Security specialists may be added to the team if the institution feels their insight will bring value. The designer’s role is to then break down silos between these entities with the goal of collaboratively creating a unified plan for campus safety and security.
What Trends are Driving Campus Master Planning
A variety of factors are driving new thinking and planning strategies on academic and university campuses across the country. Traditional collaborative design methods that address identity, existing building hierarchy, green spaces, circulation, servicing and wayfinding remain an essential foundation. Meanwhile, developments in technology, teaching pedagogy, social engagement, and health and wellness place a humanistic lens on the process of long-term campus visioning.
Using architecture to improve campus safety
Any campus-wide design and planning process requires the engagement of a wide range of departments and stakeholders, which can include facility, administration, IT, student services, student life, security and academic departments. Security specialists may be added to the team if the institution feels their insight will bring value. The designer’s role is to then break down silos between these entities with the goal of collaboratively creating a unified plan for campus safety and security.
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