Mark Phillips

Architekturforscher, Architecture Researcher, New Work Scientist

Embracing Uncertainty: How Workplace Design Has Changed
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Oct 27, 2022
Post | BDP Quadrangle
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We started the design of this studio in 2019 with modest ambitions to increase collaborative space and move us from an open to a more agile workplace …
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Aug 28, 2015
The mysterious neuroscience of holy buildings
CNN - Meera Senthilingam
CNN — Picture in your mind the high ceilings of the Sistine chapel, the white marble of the Taj Mahal, or the sculpted temples of Angkor Wat. Despite embodying different eras of history, distinct approaches to design and vastly different cultures, these icons have one thing in common – they have the …
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CIPD | Applied Research Conference - 2022 papers
cipd.org
The Applied Research Conference (ARC) is an annual meeting place for academic researchers and practitioners working in people management, employment …
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Sep 28, 2020
Work Pirates — Be More Pirate
bemorepirate.com
Like the A team but for organisations, pirates Michelle and James have launched a new crew to make work less terrible.
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Flexible lives: spatial, temporal, and behavioural boundaries in a fluid world of work and home
tandfonline.com - Special Issue editors
The world of work and home has become increasingly fluid (Bauman 2000), due to an increase in flexible working. Work has become decoupled from time and space (Gajendran and Harrison 2007), making i...
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‘Return-to-office’ rates vary widely across Europe
workplaceinsight.net - Jayne Smith
A new survey from JLL, Is hybrid really working? [registration] claims that the majority of international organisations (87 percent) are encouraging …