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Daring in Des Moines

Two leading design firms shake up a staid Midwest insurer with radical changes in its office space—to favorable reviews

You Are Where You Sit

How to decode the psychology of the morning meeting

The Wiki Workplace

Thanks in part to younger workers, more companies are using social computing tools to aid collaboration and to foster innovation and growth

Why You Can't Get Any Work Done

Workplace distractions cost U.S. business some $650 billion a year. Here's how managers can keep employees focused

Working at a Tech Titan

A tour of Silicon Valley's top employers

Enabling Innovation Through Office Design

Work has become more mobile and team-based, but most organizations have been slow in changing their workplaces to reflect the new reality

At EMI: New Space Reflects New Era

The publishing arm of EMI Group wanted to bring its employees under one roof—and take a fresh look at its role in the music business

Intel's New Office

The chipmaker picks three U.S. offices for a redesign program aimed at improving productivity, boosting morale, and cutting costs
Slide Show: Intel's Makeover: A Sneak Peek

Poll: Would you prefer to work in an open plan office?

High-Tech Interiors

With its work on headquarters for companies such as Bloomberg and Barry Diller's IAC gaining worldwide plaudits, Studios Architecture is on a roll
Slide Show: Not Your Average Office Space

Cubicle 2.0

Steelcase's cushy "Studio 53" cubicle is just one example of how office furniture companies are reaching out to Generations X and Y
Slide Show: Curing the Common Cubicle

Rethinking the Office Environment

Savvy employers are realizing the importance of balancing the corporate workspace with areas for fun and relaxation
Slide Show: Best Company Break Rooms

Do You Work in a Zoo?

A psychologist and corporate consultant says office and zoo designers face similar issues. She praises an approach that lets workers out of their cages
Slide Show: Making Cubicle Land More Human