At this Office Building in Oakland, the Walls Are Alive
In the Bay Area city, local company Habitat Horticulture installed a rich, tapestry-like living wall titled Urban Ecotones.
In the Bay Area city, local company Habitat Horticulture installed a rich, tapestry-like living wall titled Urban Ecotones.
His UK-based firm has converted a cluster of agricultural outbuildings in the English countryside into a series of imaginative workspaces.
This year, judges recognize projects that highlight cutting-edge ideas in sustainability, wellness, and workplace privacy.
Continuing our series on lighting strategies around the world, we look at how Berlin firm Kinzo's dramatic scheme for the offices of Suhrkamp Verlag serves an important purpose.
Next in our series on lighting design around the world, pendant lights and playful furniture bring character to K-Campus, touted as the smartest office building in Finland.
At the LEED Gold–certified workplace in Hudson Yards, part of our global lighting portfolio, a scripted time-clock schedule aligns with the body’s 24-hour internal clock.
Bold graphics impose a fun aesthetic on the lab, where the fast-food giant tests its equipment innovations.
Design experts weigh in on what we need to be focusing on right now in order to prepare for a new reality of work, life, and wellbeing after COVID-19.
KOVA’s modular wall system has the potential to reshape office renovations.
Kimball’s new wellness-oriented headquarters is a light-filled working showroom that reflects the design brand’s values, identity, and people-first focus.
The New York project from young local firm Civilivn utilizes contemporary furniture pieces for a powerful impact.
The iconic One Canada Square in Canary Wharf has three floors filled with rich materials and an overall ’70s chic courtesy of local firm dMFK.
At a recent event at Haworth's New York showroom, panelists discussed how designers can optimize office spaces in order to keep up with technological shifts.
Major manufacturers are exploring every avenue to close the loop on office supplies and furniture, having a positive environmental and social impact along the way.
A recent event at Haworth’s Philadelphia showroom revealed the importance of empathy in designing more inclusive workplaces.
For the company Spreetail, Perkins and Will imagine a cheeky and colorful workplace set inside a 19th-century building in Austin.
Designers, curators, and entrepreneurs are scrambling to make sense of motherhood in a culture that’s often hostile to it.
Too little, and you’re boxed in; too much and you’re overwhelmed. Brian Wilson of Pair sets the record straight on how much is just right.
For BSF’s workplace in Hudson Yards, Schiller Projects worked with their client to optimize space for productivity—without sacrificing dramatic design gestures.