Designing for Productive Work Environments
Design Management Journal (Former Series)Published 1 October 1998
Elizabeth Anna Meek, Michael Bourque
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Abstract
QUALITY FACILITIES are not just about looking better. They're about working better, communicating better, and nurturing organizational culture. Illustrating their points with two major case studies, Elizabeth Meek and Michael Bourque explain how workplace revisioning—a multi‐featured interactive research strategy promoting extensive client participation in the design process—helps make sure new office space supports corporate productivity and identity objectives.
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Psychology