Workplace Design and Employee Creativity/Innovativeness
The role of workplace design in innovation and the way in which building design can influence creativity and communication are probed in two recent articles.
The role of workplace design in innovation and the way in which building design can influence creativity and communication are probed in two recent articles.
A review of the evidence-based design research finds hospitals have benefited.
When the circadian rhythms of demented elderly people are disrupted there can be serious ramifications.
Individuals working in spaces with live interior plants or window views have significantly higher levels of job satisfaction than people who work in spaces without live plants or windows.
Edmans research indicates that as employee satisfaction increases, so do corporate performance and stock price.
Workplace personalization is important to employees, and provides them with positive benefits.
The British Council for Offices reviewed the research literature to investigate the relationship between office design and organizational performance.
Successful communication among health care practitioners is important, and should be considered in the design of health care spaces.
Environmental satisfaction is associated with job satisfaction, but not directly; environmental satisfaction is tied to job satisfaction through satisfaction with management and satisfaction with compensation.
People working in open-plan offices who feel more satisfied with their physical work environments have higher levels of job satisfaction.