Office culture

Creating an environment that your staff want to work in is an important part of getting maximum productivity and keeping a high retention rate

(Fourth of a four part series on Office Furniture Trends for 2012) During 2012, we’ll be designing more open offices than ever before, with fewer cubicles, and more common work areas. Cubicles sales peaked in 2000, when they accounted for … Continue reading →

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It’s time to bust the myth that your company either has to have an in-house team or rely solely on an outside agency.

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Atelier Cho Thompson has designed the new offices of car-sharing company Turo located in San Francisco, California. Turo approached us to lead an office

People want respect, not pastries.

You can do a lot to improve company culture, increase your employees' motivation and boost team morale. Here are some company culture ideas:

Office culture has undergone a number changes throughout history. Certain shifts were aesthetic in nature, like the rise and fall of the cubicle. Other included increased diversity in the office. Take a look back at how workplaces have transformed since the 1950s.