Beyond the Desk
News from the World of Work
Hybrid Work
Trends redefining hybrid work.
“Chronoworking” — structuring your job around your personal circadian rhythm instead of the traditional 9-to-5 — has become the workplace buzzword of the return-to-office era. [...]
Throughout the years in the workplace technology industry, I’ve heard one common question among organization leaders: How can we have fewer meetings and how can we make the ones we [...]
Choosing the right CRO model matters less than a sponsor’s ability to coordinate it. Here’s how to match outsourcing strategy to internal capacity. [...]
Workplace Designs
Workplace Design updates.
Learn about well coworking rating, workplace wellness, coworking spaces, healthy buildings, facilities management, flexible workspace, occupant well-being, building operations, workplace design and related trends for building operations success [...]
Fluorescent lights and other office design choices can be a drain on productivity. [...]
AI at the Workplace
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Creating Neighborhoods to nurture community building at the workplace
In the present day workplace design, the concept of “neighborhoods” has emerged as a strategic approach to creating dynamic, engaging, and collaborative environments. By incorporating thoughtful design elements workplaces can intentionally foster these interactions and create a thriving ecosystem that…
Merging aesthetics and functionality – Rohan Haksar
RRH Design started out of Rohan Haksar’s interest in merging aesthetics and functionality. It is this philosophy which ensures that they innovate and design and that no two projects are even remotely the same. RRH Design, a boutique architectural studio, designs…
“Architecture” is related to the various aspects of our life – Kamlesh Sheth
Veteran Architect Kamlesh Sheth, Lead at Kala Rachana Associates shares with Gallopper his journey as an Architect. On a philosophical note, he introspects on various aspects of the practice along with a subtle message to the younger generation of practitioners. Kamlesh…
Office Interior Designing in changing Business Environment
With business environments getting more and more competitive, designing offices is getting less and less importance. This does not mean that organisations do not hire designers any longer. It is just that the expectations from the designers are changing very…
The Road to Genuine Sustainability: Debunking the Myths of Corporate Greenwashing
With growing environmental consciousness, the terms “green” and “sustainable” have become buzzwords for consumers and corporations alike. Businesses are quick to tout their eco-friendly initiatives, presenting themselves as environmentally responsible entities. However, behind the veneer of sustainability lies a practice…
Energy Efficiency and Resource Management: Paving the Way for Sustainable Business Practices
At a time when environmental concerns take center stage in global discussions, it is crucial to recognize the significant role that businesses play in shaping a sustainable future. Key pathways for enterprises to contribute to safeguarding the environment include prioritizing…
WE STILL HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO – Ar. Abin Chaudhari
Our aim is to provide a “Soul in the Shell” says Abin Chaudhuri, who has graduated from Jadavpur University, Kolkata in 1998 and pursued Industrial Design at Domus Academy, Milan. Abin Design Studio (ADS), started in 2005 has executed a…
The New Commuting Challenge: Enhancing the Journey for Remote Workers Returning to the Office
Amidst the paradigm shift brought about by the widespread acceptance of remote work, the challenge of facilitating a smoother transition for the average knowledge worker back to the traditional office commute looms large. With the comfort and convenience of home-based…
Architecture is mostly Common Sense – Laurie Baker
Laurence Wilfred “Laurie” Baker, born on 2 March 1917 , a British by birth was a practising Indian architect, renowned for his initiatives in cost-effective energy-efficient architecture and designs that maximized space, ventilation and light and maintained an uncluttered yet striking aesthetic sensibility. He…
