Tag: Space-Planning
NEW PRODUCT FLASH: Beyond from Allsteel
This framed glass product provides flexibility for facility managers reconfiguring office space and other settings.
Space And Project Benchmarks From IFMA
Factors such as layoffs and stagnant hiring due to the troubled economy, more people working off site and the growth of collaborative space may actually mask this trend, elevating the total amount of space per person available throughout the office.
Strategic Facility Planning Report: Part 3
This is the last article in a three part series examining the concept of strategic facility planning.
“Future of Work” While On the Road
Marriott Hotels & Resorts, Steelcase, and IDEO are creating and testing solutions for the future of work and meetings in hotels.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Open Plan vs. Private Office
Are there ways to ease overcrowding in spaces that have been filled to capacity?
Survey Finds Many Prefer Reporting To The Office
According to findings from Steelcase and CoreNet Global, many choose to work in the office, even with alternative work strategies available.
Facility Management Tips for the 2011-2012 School Year
Business Interiors by Staples has compiled six cost-effective trends and tips to help schools create an environment that inspires learning.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Pew Sprawl!
Can you help me estimate the proper seating requirements for our facility and town? In the past, the standard was 18" or 19" per person seated in a pew. I’m told that standard has been increased, due to the “growing” of Americans.
Office Space Abounds, But Workers Not Seeing Benefits
Extra space around the office doesn’t necessarily mean additional workspace for staff. That is the conclusion of a new IFMA research report which provides information on current costs and best practices associated with office space, office moves, furniture acquisition, and project management.
Professional Development: How To Hire A Design Firm
Contributor Jeffrey Weil explains the right amount of effort in the selection process can make or break a design project.
Conveying Corporate Continuity
A standards program can help facility executives maintain uniform policies and aesthetics.