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Can You Convert Cubicles into Open Workspace?
By Tommy Twardowski on May 14, 2019
Open offices are certainly not the answer for every type of office environment; however, there are many business that can benefit from making the switch from cubicles into an open office space. Some companies are able to forego cubicles and ...
So Your Office is Still in Cubicles?
By Tommy Twardowski on April 15, 2019
While open concept offices, office benching, and office hoteling are up and coming office design choices for many companies, these types of layouts don’t work for all companies. If your employees are situated in cubicles and the arrangement works...
Office Phone Booths - A Key Component in Open Office Spaces
By Tommy Twardowski on April 3, 2019
If you’re of a certain age, you remember a time when the only way to make a private call when away from home or the office was to step into a phone booth. Prolific on street corners and in businesses, phone booths allowed you to close the door and...
The Pros and Cons of Going Deskless
By Tommy Twardowski on February 28, 2019
"Going deskless."
This may be an unfamiliar term to you, but it's actually a strategy that many teachers embrace -- for their students and for themselves. In the classroom, going deskless in favor of adopting flexible seating options provides...
The New Office Designs: Office Benching vs. Office Hoteling
By Tommy Twardowski on February 5, 2019
What it means to “go to the office” has changed significantly in recent years. Office design may or may not include private offices, cubicles, or even workstations assigned to specific individuals. Two office design trends that are becoming...
Help! My Old Office Furniture Doesn't Fit My New Space
By Tommy Twardowski on December 30, 2018
Whether it’s an economical or a high-end office furniture brand like Herman Miller or Teknion, your office furniture is a significant investment that needs to last. It may not be in your budget to upgrade it simply to give your office space a new...
Office Move? Protect Your Sensitive Documents.
By Tommy Twardowski on November 6, 2018
It’s always important to be careful who you trust to come into your place of business as a vendor or a service provider. When your business has access to customers’ sensitive personal information, such as financial records, medical records, and...
What Should I Consider When Changing My Office Floors?
By Tommy Twardowski on July 19, 2018
If there’s one area of your office that takes more of a beating day in, day out than any other area, it’s your floors. They’re walked on, spilled on, and rolled on. Carpet floors become stained, frayed, and worn over time. Tile, concrete, or...
3 Things to Consider When Adding Soft Seating into Your Office Design
By Tommy Twardowski on April 16, 2018
Designing an office is a lot like a jigsaw puzzle. There are many pieces that must come together to complete the puzzle. Some things are easy to complete, while others take a bit more time. If you’ve ever worked on a jigsaw puzzle, you probably know...