Workplace Architect Archives

Creating the Ideal Workplace: A Conversation with Architect David Epstein

August 13, 2014

By TruexCullins

TruexCullins has designed many well-known Vermont business headquarters and office spaces. Videographer Dave Raizman sat down with Managing Principal David Epstein, AIA, for a conversation about TruexCullins’ approach to workplace architecture. In this video, David shares how TruexCullins helps its clients creates workplace environments that foster collaboration, maximize productivity and expresses the company’s brand by […]

Innovation at Work: The Rise of Coworking, Part 2

December 26, 2013

By Matthew Bushey

Last week, I described the conditions that are leading to the growth of coworking spaces across the country. More than just the sharing of office space, coworking is focused on building community and fostering “creative serendipity”. Many coworking spaces have quirky and unique layouts, with shared worktables in lieu of offices or cubicles. Desks may be […]

Innovation at Work: The Rise of Coworking, Part 1

December 17, 2013

By Matthew Bushey

As we approach the end of the year, I like to look back to see where we’ve been, and look forward, to imagine where we will go. And in 2013, one of the biggest trends we’ve seen in workplace design has been the rise of coworking spaces. Coworking has become a popular workplace alternative […]

Collaboration in the Workplace

November 1, 2011

By Matthew Bushey

The biggest buzzword in workplace design these days is collaboration. And for good reason: the nature of the workplace is changing, with an increased focus on teamwork and informal interaction. There are many factors driving this change. Younger Gen X and Gen Y workers tend to be more social, and more comfortable working in groups. […]