• INFLUENTIAL OFFICE HISTORY MOMENTS

    A short article revisiting an article of mine from 2020 and exploring 5 moments from office design history that have been influential.

  • KAIZEN - CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

    In the article, I explore the art of Kaizen, a Japanese concept used in business to improve every aspect of a company. I believe this approach can create offices that evolve over time, engaging staff and helping to provide purpose for the office.

  • HOTELIFICATION - A NEW FANCY TERM?

    What is Hotelification, and is it an innovative approach to office design or just another fancy term?

  • BE TOGETHER - BE BETTER

    Working as a team makes culture. This is a story about how the people at WeWork made the company successful in becoming the world's leading coworking/flex operator.

  • BE TENACIOUS - GETTING STARTED

    The office is dead; long live the office. In this article, I explore one of WeWork's core brand values: Being tenacious and relentless in improving the quality of the office.

  • BE GRATEFUL - THANKS, WEWORK

    As one of the first 10 interior designers at WeWork, I shared what the rise of the most popular coworking/flex company meant to me. Done through the lens of the original core values, this article explores gratitude.

  • EARLY 20TH CENTURY OFFICE

    I take a journey down memory lane and explore the history of the office in the 20th century and how it's adapted over time, with a keen interest in the furniture used, the nature of work, and the influence of technology.

  • COVID AND THE OFFICE?

    Covid upended lives and raised the question: do we need the office? I question the 'death' of the office, as many experts have called it. The future of work will force the office to change.