Combining the analysis of spatial layouts with the study of social relations flourishing within different buildings for work (offices, hospitals, schools, universities, laboratories and so on) has been one of my core research interests for decades now, ever since the publication of my PhD on ‘The Space-Organisation Relationship’ back in 2010. Both dimensions – spatial…
You may know that feeling: you’ve attended an event, chatted with lots of interesting people, you’ve gone home and the next day you continue with your day-to-day work, more often than not forgetting those conversations and your new contacts quickly again. But sometimes, just sometimes things happen afterwards, you follow up, or your contact follows…
Collaboration is one of the most ubiquitous buzzwords in the modern business world. Collaboration is everywhere. Companies want their staff to collaborate more. Workspaces are designed to support collaboration. You’re frowned upon if you publish an academic paper on your own. Why didn’t you collaborate? Does no one like working with you? While co-authoring is…
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