Workplaces Design Repercussions
Effects on job satisfaction
Effects on job satisfaction
A Graham-lead team at the Center for the Built Environment, University of California, Berkeley, reviewed 20 years of data collected by the Center; their findings are available without charge at the web address noted below.
Plants promote wellbeing and ...
Neuroscientists have extensively studied how workplace design can optimize both user performance and quality-of-life. A careful review of their research shows that there are 22 key issues to keep top-of-mind during the workplace design and management process.
Practical tool to resolve important issues
More nuanced understanding of at-work experiences
Research recently published in PLoS ONEindicates that holding some classes outdoors can be a positive experience for both teachers and students.
Factors linked to desired responses
Bacevice and colleagues continue to study the experiences of people working at co-working locations.
Berthelsen and colleagues investigated the implications of transitioning university staff from cell offices to an activity-based workplace.