A Healthy Return: The Business Case for Well-Being in the Workplace
Haworth's Houston showroom hosts an expert panel on designing offices that support today’s workers.
Gio Ponti
A Healthy Return: The Business Case for Well-Being in the Workplace
Haworth's Los Angeles office hosts an expert panel on designing offices that support today’s workers.
See Patricia Urquiola's Colorful Refresh of Haworth's Michigan Headquarters
Haworth’s refurbished headquarters by the Spanish designer is a truer reflection of the multi-brand company as it stands now, in its 70th year.
A Healthy Return: The Business Case for Wellbeing in the Workplace – Part 4
In the 4th installment of a 4-part event series, Haworth hosts a Q&A with an expert panel on designing offices that support today’s workers.
A Healthy Return: The Business Case for Wellbeing in the Workplace – Part 3
In the third installment of a 4-part event series, Haworth hosts a Q&A with an expert panel on designing offices that support today’s workers.
A Healthy Return: The Business Case for Wellbeing in the Workplace - Part 2
Workplaces are beginning to understand that in order to retain top performers, they will need to do more than put a foosball table in the lobby. Today’s most progressive organizations are attracting talent by creating workplaces that build a culture…
Haworth Acquires JANUS et Cie
Through the acquisition of JANUS et Cie, the Poltrona Frau Group expands its outdoor furniture offerings further.
Kidulting: Design for Those Who Just Won't Grow up
Design for those who just won't grow up
Multimedia Office Systems Are Retooling Collaboration
Powerful video-based tools allow seamless collaboration around the world.
Collaboration Was a Theme Shared by the Best Designs at NeoCon
Metropolis editors spot emerging design trends through our social media-based award program.
Introducing the #MetropolisLikes Award at NeoCon
NeoCon 2012 saw Metropolis editors scouring the halls of the Merchandise Mart for the best designs they could find. They sought out design solutions that our editor in chief, Susan S. Szenasy, describes as “unexpected and urgent—ideas that strike us…
