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“It’s time to start creating environments that shape our lives.” What if a workspace didn’t just help you work but also inspired, grounded, and empowered you? At Space Your Place, we’re on a mission to transform how spaces feel, not just how they look. We believe that every room, every piece of design, and every intentional choice should support who you are and who you want to become. And we’re building this future with you—not just for you. Co-creation means your vision drives each space we create. It’s a chance to build spaces that resonate, connect, and uplift. If you’re ready to shape a space that’s not only purposeful but transformative, let’s start building. Tell us: what’s the one thing you need from your environment to truly thrive? #TransformingSpaces #IntentionalDesign #BeyondWorkspaces #SpaceYourPlace

🔹 The Rise and Fall of the Cubicle 🔹 Did you know the inventor of the cubicle came to despise his own creation? Robert Propst envisioned the cubicle as a revolutionary way to enhance productivity and creativity in the workplace, prioritizing employee well-being and adaptability. Unfortunately, the cubicle's potential was undermined by cost-cutting measures and a focus on maximizing office space. Instead of fostering innovation, it became a symbol of monotony and isolation—a far cry from Propst’s original vision. This story offers a powerful lesson in design and intent: no matter how innovative an idea is, its success depends on thoughtful implementation and respect for its purpose. As professionals in architecture, interior design, and workplace solutions, we have a responsibility to consider not just what we create, but how it impacts those who use it. 💡 How can we ensure our designs align with user-centric goals rather than economic constraints? Let’s reimagine the workplace as a space for connection, innovation, and well-being, staying true to the principles that inspired its creation. #DesignMatters #WorkplaceInnovation #HumanCenteredDesign #LessonsFromHistory Feel free to share your thoughts below! 👇

What does urban design and placemaking have to do with your work? EVERYTHING. The way a city is designed ➡️ affects how you get to work. The location's architecture and landscaping ➡️ affect how you feel walking in. The office design (be it more functional or people-centered) ➡️ affect your energy. 💫 I mean, think about it: Our environment affects our energy! 💫 Thus, Urban design and placemaking affect our work lives. Urban design affects the design, organization and infrastructure of urban spaces, while placemaking brings a focus on community and catering to peoples' needs. It's about quality of your worklife through intentional workspace design. (This is true whether you work from an office or from home) I'm heading to #placemakingweek in a week to learn more and how to incorporate elements my work as a coach and strategist. Excited! If parts of this resonate, grab my workspace audit to identify the energizers and address the drainers so you can find better focus & flow. Link in comments. #worklife #worklifecoach #design --- 👋 I’m Michelle Arrazcaeta 💭 Founder, strategist, coach, speaker at Super Good Society 💡 Helping changemakers flourish and lead ➕ Follow or DM for more Photo: Milano's Bosco Verticale

In the past, workplaces often followed a one-size-fits-all design. However, as work environments have evolved, the need to reimagine spaces as neuroinclusive has become evident. Some employees thrive in dynamic, social settings, while others require privacy and minimal sensory input to focus. Thoughtful design, incorporating architectural products like demountable walls, versatile seating, and biophilic elements, is key to creating flexible, neuroinclusive workspaces that meet these diverse needs. Investing in such design is a smart, long-term strategy for any forward-thinking organization. Discover how architectural products like demountable walls and biophilic elements create a neuroinclusive workplace on our blog: https://hubs.ly/Q02L27mP0 #OfficeRevolution #Neuroinclusivity #Neurodiversity #ArchitecturalProducts #NeurodiverseWorkspace #BiophilicElements

Steve Jobs' quote sums up design as both useful and pretty. At Skootr, we take that to heart. Our design services go beyond the ordinary, creating workspaces that not only look amazing but also inspire productivity and innovation. We challenge our clients to reimagine what a workspace can be, breaking free from the usual constraints of design. #skootr #managedoffice #managedoffices #managedofficespace #managedofficespaces #assetleasing

Prepare for a fresh approach to workspaces with six trends redefining comfort, inclusivity, and creativity. From biophilic designs that invite nature indoors to adaptable spaces fostering ultimate flexibility, Haworth’s insights reveal a shift toward sustainable, sensory-rich environments that transform how we live, work, and connect. Ready to embrace what's next in design? Dive deeper into these trends here: https://bit.ly/3YOsJez #DesignTrends2025 #WorkspaceInnovation #HaworthInspires #FutureOfWork

How Space Design Impacts Company Culture and Values I've seen firsthand how space design goes beyond aesthetics—it profoundly influences shaping company culture and reinforcing core values. An office isn't just a place to work. It's a place where our vision, collaboration, and identity come alive. 🔹 Fosters Collaboration: An open layout encourages teamwork and spontaneous interactions, bringing together ideas from different departments. Spaces designed for collaboration naturally break down silos. 🔹 Reflects Values: Every design choice—from sustainable materials to open-door policies represented by transparent walls—communicates what matters most to us as a company. 🔹 Boosts Well-Being: Thoughtful design that includes natural light, greenery, and relaxation zones contributes to employee well-being. A space that nurtures people sends a strong message: we care. 🔹 Encourages Ownership: Personalized areas and adaptable spaces help employees feel connected to their environment, promoting a culture of ownership and pride. At Greystone Infra, design is a powerful tool that aligns people with purpose. When you walk into a space embodying shared values, the result is more than just a beautiful office—a thriving, cohesive culture. #OfficeDesign #CompanyCulture #GreystoneInfra #Leadership #WorkplaceWellbeing

In designing and planning workspaces, it’s not just about form & function. Sometimes, it's about finding that extra touch — The element of fun that brings a space to life. 🎉 Whether it’s an unexpected color, a playful corner, or art that sparks a smile, We believe these elements transform environments and energize teams. Because the right details don’t just change a space; they shift the entire energy. 💙 Collaboration with Hube Studio 📷 Michael Shvadron | 📍 Jerusalem #WorkplaceDesign #OfficeInspo #DesignAndCulture #FunAtWork #InteriorDesign

Embrace Community-Based Design in the Workplace    The concept of Community-Based Design, inspired by urban planning principles, emphasizes the importance of diverse, adaptable spaces that cater to various work styles and foster a sense of community. There are 5 workplace districts that are essential in creating a dynamic, balanced work environment. Read our new blog to find out what the 5 essential workplace districts are and how you can transform your workspace! https://lnkd.in/gpkYrVUn