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Work environment has a staggering effect on employee moods and production, so what can an employee do to improve it without resigning?

America is mired in a productivity crisis, causing an annual loss of hundreds of billions of dollars due to disengaged workers.

Senior housing operators are beginning to rethink how they furnish their communities to best accommodate increasingly unhealthy residents and impress hard-to-please staff-all without compromising on

That's no small task for the company that competes in a variety of markets, ranging from corporate to education. Instead of focusing on each of those markets individually, KI is drilling down on

Health care designers look for 'win-win' interior products to achieve sustainability without sacrificing quality.

It's draft day at Lambeau Field. The teams in the stadium continue to evaluate the talent of the more than 200 students as the potential draftees fight for recognition, hoping to become one of this

As companies look to recruit the best and brightest from college campuses, they are overlooking one major factor in the attraction and retention of recent graduates- incorporating campus design

No matter what industry it's in, product development strategy is central to a company's business strategy - workplace furniture and furnishings included.

American employers spend millions trying to keep employees healthy. How does this affect their bottom line?

Several years ago, Jonathan Webb was thinking about how “active design” could improve the workplace. He meant it as a way to describe restructuring a workspace to promote the people inside to adopt