In a hybrid work era, BDP Quadrangle has opened a two-floor studio in The Well as an experiment with in-person arrangements.

Deloitte Summit. the new B.C. headquarters of Deloitte Canada, has opened in downtown Vancouver.

There are four fundamental elements that should be considered for any space design, especially when a recession is looming, dollars are tight and retaining and attracting top talent is essential.

The Vancouver studio of ZAS Architects has promoted Leigh Collyer to principal. She has nearly 20 years of design experience.

The pandemic has prompted many questions about the future of the office. Is it dead? Is remote work here to stay? The office as we knew it is a thing of the past.

The pandemic has changed the conversation. For interior designers, the conversation with clients has shifted to virtual platforms.

Cushman & Wakefield has released its “Recovery Readiness: A How-to Guide for Reopening your Workplace, as stay-at-home restrictions are lifted.

Now that we are disconnected from the spaces that often inspire us at work, there is a stronger appreciation and longing for a well-designed workplace.

Here comes Gen Z. These young adults have different expectations and aspirations that, if unmet, will result in a loss of valuable facilities personnel.

Canadian employers in the corporate office sector are not doing enough to support wellbeing among young people entering the workforce.

Number TEN’s Winnipeg office in the Exchange District underwent a six month renovation, blending modern workplace design with historic features.

Arney Fender Katsalidis, a London-based architecture and interiors firm, has officially opened the doors to its Toronto office.

The vinyl flooring of yesteryear has been replaced with a more resilient, healthier, and visually dynamic successor.

Colliers International just moved more than 220 employees into its sprawling new headquarters in downtown Toronto.

In 2016, we heard about how millennials were going to change the workplace. It’s the start of 2017 and the online posts about how Gen

IIDEXCanada 2015 is introducing three new national summits that will challenge significant issues impacting the future of the real estate industry.

A new laboratory-controlled study, funded by office furniture designer and manufacturer Teknion Corporation (Teknion), has found that employees who change positions throughout the workday are less likely to develop lower-back pain, cardiovascular disease and cancer than their co-workers. Teknion came to these conclusions based on research of sit-stand workstations and their health benefits.