sustainability
Presenteeism problems: why showing up sick hurts everyone
A new report looks at how a health-led economy, syncing public health and industrial policy, could benefit workplaces in the UK and lead to better working habits
Sydney event set to explore sustainability and smart tech
WORKTECH is active in Australia in 2024: here we preview September’s upcoming WORKTECH Sydney conference and review the themes from our event in Melbourne held earlier this year
Dynamic design: how Joseph Joseph’s office is responding to new ways of working
Homeware design firm Joseph Joseph and Modus Workspace have joined forces in a project to revitalise Joseph Joseph’s office space, where achieving aesthetic functionality is the key strategy for the project
New study charts the carbon impact and acoustic properties of office partitions
A new study by engineering firm Max Fordham and Workplace Futures Group examines the carbon impact of different office partitions, and highlights new innovative materials that are set to make a big difference to carbon credentials
The emerging senior job titles set to shape a new landscape of work
A range of new job titles are storming up the corporate ladder, helping companies integrate the latest technologies and employee expectations
A city from scratch: unravelling the debate surrounding California’s newest urban venture
A new initiative aiming to create a brand-new city in Solano County, California promises affordable housing, an influx of jobs, and a commitment to sustainability measures, but faces several challenges before it gets the go-ahead
Reach for the sky: trend for supertalls shows no sign of shrinking
In recent months, the number of tall office and mixed-use building projects has rocketed skywards. But despite their popularity, skyscrapers also have their critics
Melanopic lighting goes mainstream
What is melanopic lighting and how can it help us perform better, feel healthier and get better sleep? In this webinar, Signify explains how smart lighting can boost our mood
