Place matters because people matter. The places where we come together need to provide choice and control over where and how we work. They need to respect and reflect who we are as individuals, teams and organizations.
Work Spaces
How We Approach Workplace Design
How We Approach Workplace Design
Today’s workspaces need an ecosystem of spaces designed to adapt and evolve over time, optimizing real estate while fostering higher levels of employee engagement. When we design spaces with the needs of people in mind and with a holistic perspective of technology and space, we can help people achieve more while having a much better experience at work.
Ecosystem of Spaces
An effective and evolving ecosystem of spaces is accomplished through the intentional combination of five spatial zones, designed to accommodate and anticipate changing organizational and employee needs.
The size, ratio and adjacency of each zone should be tailored to match both your business objectives and cultural expectations. The result is a flexible workplace design that can adapt and evolve over time.
Leadership By Design
Steelcase has launched a new behavioral prototype in its own headquarters in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and is skewing the lines of what we think of as traditional leadership spaces. A fundamentally different approach to leadership spaces can be an important tool for building the kind of culture and fostering the kind of behaviors leaders want to see in today’s hybrid workforce. See the new “Leader Commons” at Steelcase, which houses their own CEO Sara Armbruster, and learn how to design a leadership neighborhood that functions in the modern hybrid workplace.
New Solutions for Hybrid Work
Ever Fast. Ever Flexible.
Simple to reconfigure or relocate, Everwall is a new pre-fabricated wall system that allows spaces to transform – from enclaves to meeting rooms to private offices – and back again – all while using the same kit of reusable parts.
Taking Recycling Forward
Steelcase Flex Perch offers a quick place to sit – while staying fully engaged. Steelcase Perch is 100% recyclable and the first furniture product that reduces the use of fossil resources through CCycling.