Temporary spaces are becoming less so, making it essential that they provide comfortable places to sit longer.

Temporary spaces are becoming less so, making it essential that they provide comfortable places to sit longer.
Giving people work tools—and control over where to place them—helps them be more efficient and satisfied.
In an idea economy, people make the difference. The right ergonomic products and training are vital for a healthy workplace.
Healthcare is experiencing constant change, nowhere more so than the patient room. The ability to navigate that change is essential.
People whose work involves frequent collaboration require privacy, as well as space for heads-down work and at-hand storage.
For students to be—and remain—engaged, learning spaces need an energy that sparks creativity and ideas.
As mobility and group work increase, it is still necessary to address people's needs for focusing on individual work.
The openness of these stations is ideal for people who collaborate often in order to do their work.
For those doing intensive computer work, environmental health—and the ergonomic support required to achieve it—is essential.
Creating a welcoming yet functional reception area sends the right message to guests.
As collaborative spaces increase so does the need for casual areas that give people a comfortable place to interact.