Client as collaborator: 3 workspaces that show what's missing in user-centric offices
Over the last ten years, the accepted mantra in office architecture has been that the industry needs to employ more user-centric design. The employee is queen: creating an environment that meets their needs – not only on a functional but also psyc
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