sensory design

What if the office actually made you feel better? Not just more productive. But clearer. Calmer. Maybe even, on a good day, happier?

Workplaces thrive when employees can be their authentic selves. This article by Koorosh Sharghi explores how thoughtful office design—supporting diversity, neurodiversity, accessibility, and emotional well-being—can foster a true sense of belonging and boost engagement.

Gensler's Vince Flickinger introduces us to the incoming generation, Gen Alpha, and the work environments that will best suit their abilities and skills.

Moodsonic's Fran Board, discusses the importance of designing for the multisensory experience in the workplace. 

M Moser's Frances Gain and Gurvinder Khurana delve into three key elements of revolutionary, people-centric workspaces.

Yong In of Unispace share four ways employers looking to up their in-office attendance can consider taking a people-first approach to office design.

Erica Fitts of FCA explores how offering choice and variety in an office plan can help all employees feel welcome.

Interface's Chip DeGrace shares why considering a holistic approach to sensory design is necessary to help employees focus and limit distraction.