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Over the past decade, immersive pop-up experiences have captivated audiences searching for novelty and meaning. Meow Wol...
20/07/2025

Over the past decade, immersive pop-up experiences have captivated audiences searching for novelty and meaning. Meow Wolf exemplifies this trend, offering interactive, non-linear journeys that engage the senses and imagination.

Meow Wolf teaches us about designing workplaces people want to return to—through choice, storytelling, and immersive, meaningful experiences.

Ankrom Moisan’s design for Colliers Portland blends biophilic design, regional materials, and hospitality-inspired eleme...
19/07/2025

Ankrom Moisan’s design for Colliers Portland blends biophilic design, regional materials, and hospitality-inspired elements to elevate the workplace experience.

Colliers Portland office by Ankrom Moisan features biophilic design, natural materials, and hospitality-inspired workplace interiors.

Marilyn Russell of Baker Barrios Architects presents a “shopping list” of essential workplace design elements, drawing i...
18/07/2025

Marilyn Russell of Baker Barrios Architects presents a “shopping list” of essential workplace design elements, drawing inspiration from the innovative strategies of the retail world.

Marilyn Russell of Baker Barrios Architects discusses how today’s workplace design is drawing inspiration from the retail world.

From thoughtful details to sensory immersion, the industry continues to elevate the practice of interior design.
17/07/2025

From thoughtful details to sensory immersion, the industry continues to elevate the practice of interior design.

From thoughtful details to sensory immersion, the industry continues to elevate the practice of interior design at NeoCon and Design Days.

The Tengda Headquarters blends Pop Art with architectural clarity to create a bold, functional, and budget-smart workpla...
17/07/2025

The Tengda Headquarters blends Pop Art with architectural clarity to create a bold, functional, and budget-smart workplace for a new generation.

The Tengda HQ blends Pop Art with architectural clarity to create a bold, functional, and budget-smart workplace for a new generation.

In this episode, host Bob Fox talks with Brendan Herbert, Chief Operating Officer of Infinity Wellness Partners, to expl...
16/07/2025

In this episode, host Bob Fox talks with Brendan Herbert, Chief Operating Officer of Infinity Wellness Partners, to explore the future of workplace wellness.

Host Bob Fox talks with Brendan Herbert, Chief Operating Officer of Infinity Wellness Partners, to explore workplace wellness.

ZIKZAK Architects designed a dynamic Kyiv office that blends emotional architecture, sustainability, and flexible spaces...
15/07/2025

ZIKZAK Architects designed a dynamic Kyiv office that blends emotional architecture, sustainability, and flexible spaces to boost creativity and collaboration.

ZIKZAK Architects designed a dynamic Kyiv office that blends architecture, sustainability, and creativity and collaboration.

Circular Economy Editor, Cynthia Milota, connected with Lesley Showers, Vice Chair of the Climate Action Museum (CAM), t...
15/07/2025

Circular Economy Editor, Cynthia Milota, connected with Lesley Showers, Vice Chair of the Climate Action Museum (CAM), to discuss the museum’s role in education, stimulating critical thought and inspiring / facilitating action.

We connected with CMA's Lesley Showers to discuss the museum’s role in education, stimulating critical thought and inspiring/ action.

As workplace design evolves, industries like retail, gaming, and hospitality offer valuable insights for creating human-...
14/07/2025

As workplace design evolves, industries like retail, gaming, and hospitality offer valuable insights for creating human-centered office environments that prioritize employee experience, adaptability, and innovation.

Zyeta’s Sudarshan Uppunda shares how we can apply these lessons to the future of work.

Learn how workplace design can evolve by applying retail strategies to create engaging, flexible, and human-centered office environments.

Open ceilings bring style and openness—but not always savings. Know the real costs before you commit to the look.
14/07/2025

Open ceilings bring style and openness—but not always savings. Know the real costs before you commit to the look.

Many decision-makers assume open ceilings are less expensive than drop ceiling, but do those assumptions play out in reality?

Food has always brought people together, but today’s most engaging offices are taking that idea far beyond the standard ...
13/07/2025

Food has always brought people together, but today’s most engaging offices are taking that idea far beyond the standard cafeteria.

Chef-led cooking classes, teaching kitchens and shared meals rooted in employees’ own cultural traditions create meaningful connections across teams and titles, sparking the spontaneous conversations that build real community.

Learn how hospitality-driven workplace design turns the office into a destination employees choose—not avoid.

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Work Design Magazine is a digital publishing group dedicated to exploring the evolution of workplace culture, research, and design.

Founded by Bob Fox in the summer of 2010, the site got its start as a research project for a team of young interns at FOX Architects, Bob’s award-winning architecture and interior design firm. With the help of Stephanie Hay, a content and UX specialist and our founding editor, they put together several articles about the future of work and circulated them among local leaders in the workplace industry.

From those humble beginnings, our readership has grown internationally to nearly 35,000 designers, architects, facility managers, manufacturers, dealers, workplace strategists, end-users, and consultants whom we serve with weekly content, e-newsletters, in-person panel discussions, webinars, custom case studies, and videos.

As the workplace continues to evolve, so will we, and we welcome your feedback and contributions to the site. Thank you for reading Work Design Magazine!