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Flooring is a crucial part of any interior design and can easily make or break your space. While our first interaction with a space is visual, the first physical contact a person will have with your space is the flooring.
Workscapes, a Certified Woman-Owned Florida-based commercial interior solutions company headquartered in Tampa, Florida has named Ed Goff, Market President for the Florida Gulf coast.
Employee wellness looks not just at reducing absence from work through illness, but also how to proactively encourage and promote healthier lifestyles and attitudes in the workplace.
When entering an office space, the first thing you can discover about a company’s culture is the ambiance and mood created by their interior.
How can you connect the New Year, New Me energy into workplace productivity?
With this year coming to a close, it's time to look ahead and see what is trending for the office space in 2023.
To create a truly human-centric space, you need to consider all people. Let’s talk about how to design a space with neurodiversity in mind.
Among the “Great Resignation” and the pandemic, healthcare workers and feeling undervalued and unappreciated; leading to severe staffing shortages.
Quiet quitting may just be a new name for a very old problem, disengagement from work. Half of employees are "not engaged" at work and another 18 percent are "actively disengaged," surveys have shown.
Workscapes had the opportunity to reorganize the Tampa Teen Room at Metropolitan Ministries. We are incredibly grateful to our staff for taking time off work to volunteer for this amazing organization.
Post COVID-19, healthcare professionals are seeing the need of flexibility in their spaces. DIRTT specializes in building progressive spaces that can meet the everchanging demands of healthcare.
Flexible workplaces are vital in a hybrid world to allow employees to get the most out of their time in the office. Hybrid work is changing how office space gets used, and now it is up to companies to make a change.
With the lobby being the first and last impression, you need to create an inviting and appealing space, to draw in employees and customers.
Sustainability within the office is something we overlook, but new habits can lead to a ripple effect of change in workplace. As we continue to grow our carbon footprint daily, there are actions you can take in the workplace to create a cleaner and greener environment.
Workscapes celebrated the official grand opening of their new Tampa Headquarters, 24 years serving the Florida market, and the union of the two most iconic brands in furniture design.
This spring we will be showcasing inspiring women in their respective industries. We will be looking at their footprint both in the industry and community. These women are known to be thought leaders; clearing the way forward in Workplaces today!
Design features and savvy amenities are appreciated, but it’s important to start with the basic comforts that people have become accustomed to while working from home.
When we consider the topic of wellness in the workplace, it really boils down to happiness–and employee happiness is rooted in trust and respect.
The future of the office will continue to be shaped by resilient office designs with office arrangements oriented towards employees.
