For a Successful Workplace, It's All About the Neighborhood
At a Metropolis Think Tank event, designers, urbanists, brokers, and developers agreed that amenities can become great connectors between the office and the city.
At a Metropolis Think Tank event, designers, urbanists, brokers, and developers agreed that amenities can become great connectors between the office and the city.
A Think Tank discussion at Corgan’s Dallas offices emphasized the role that “people people” can play in creating exceptional workplaces.
A recent Think Tank panel hosted by Studio O+A highlighted, approvingly, of the infiltration of activist language and values into design practice.
During a recent Think Tank discussion hosted at Perkins and Will Miami, a panel of hospitality experts weigh in on so-called authentic experiences.
A recent Think Tank Panel hosted by HKS Miami explore how older notions of travel have been supplanted by the "experience" rubric.
Design for technology companies must dovetail with its urban context, argued a recent Think Tank panel.
At a recent Think Tank panel hosted by Gensler, panelists weighed in on design strategies to support the individual.
In the opinion of one designer at a recent Think Tank panel, "we're either helping create spaces that connect people or we’re not."
In the Bay Area’s highly competitive science and technology market, companies are jostling to develop scalable, market-ready innovations at an accelerated pace.
At Gensler’s Miami office, a panel of experts weighed in on bringing hospitality spaces to life.
A recent panel at HMC Architects' Los Angeles office highlighted efforts to improve public-sector design.
Call it old school, but the strategy that doesn’t seem to be going out of style anytime soon.
In a time when people are getting by with less, generations of travelers are looking for authentic experiences.
A recent Think Tank discussion at Marvel Architects’ Manhattan office explored how hoteliers and designers are rethinking the relationship between hospitality and cities.
A recent Think Tank panel dwelled on aspects of flexibility and choice, two key factors in keeping employees happy.
Experts are increasingly identifying "burnout" as a cause for concern. Can design fight it back?
A Metropolis Think Tank panel at SmithGroup's Washington, D.C. office explored the new amenities that property managers are deploying to retain tenants.
At Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, architects, planners, and developers looked into strategies to ensure a sustainable and equitable future for Seattle and its surrounding areas.
The art of balancing guests' different desires took center stage at the Seattle offices of Olson Kundig, where Metropolis editor-in-chief Avinash Rajagopal moderated a discussion with architects and experts.
At a recent Think Tank event, architects and interior designers at NBBJ’s Seattle office discussed the challenges of sustainable specification and procurement with manufacturers.