Increase Productivity/Performance

Fine-Tuning Circadian Lighting

Demystifying circadian stimulus

Working in a High-Performance Building

Making high performance work at work

Coffee! (05-16-18)

Unnava, Sing, and Unnava evaluated how drinking coffee affects groups.

Research-Informed Design for Newfangled Ways of Working

Insights drawn from cognitive science-based studies of newer workplace forms, in-office movement,

Design and Remembering

Design can improve the performance of our memories – and that’s important whether we’re at work,

Proximity At Work Still Matters

Even in today’s electronics-centric offices, where a person sits relative to other employees stil

Green Building: More on Benefits

Data from 11 case studies, analyzed

Activity-Based Work Environments: Fresh Insights

Creating satisfying experiences

Sound in Offices

Soundscaping for wellbeing

Open Offices and Control

Designing in control is designing in success

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