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Learning is no longer limited by conventional classroom layouts. From flexible environments that support different styles of methodology to creative use of color, configuration, and innovative tools, these traditional, transitional, and progressive education spaces are moving in exciting new directions.
It all begins with a fresh outlook and clever design. Let’s take a look at three key strategies that encourage an innovative approach to a comprehensive classroom.
Think about your office, and all the various zones and spaces contained within it.
What’s consistent throughout each environment? If you said “seating,” you’d be correct.
Supportive, intuitive seating is important. Given how much time we spend in our chairs during a normal workday, it’s crucial to have seating that’s tailored for individual needs (or that can adapt accordingly).
Where you perch first thing in the morning while sifting through emails may not be where you find yourself project planning later that afternoon. That’s the beauty of an adaptable, dynamic office! Balanced, amenities-rich workplaces are thinking beyond the status quo and embracing environments that evolve as the day unfolds.
Depending on what those spaces are designed to do, the right task seating is always non-negotiable. From exceptional ergonomic support to personalized aesthetics, your chair significantly impacts your personal and professional well-being.
Rooted in the longstanding family conviction of "to whom much is given, much is expected," Nicole Boyington, Partner and Executive Director of Storey Kenworthy I Workspace Foundation for the Iowa-based dealership Storey Kenworthy and its sister company Workspace, serves as a dedicated champion for strategic business charitable giving within her organizations. That passion and commitment to community betterment align seamlessly with the businesses’ core values and stated purpose of “Empowering and inspiring people to work and live better.”
While a percentage of employees remain remote, many of us have resumed our early morning commutes. But whether you’re in the office every day or enjoying a hybrid schedule, adjusting to life in the office after time away can be a challenge.
Why? Because the comforts of home are dependable and safe. Home-brewed java, cozy couches, peace and quiet. But something has been missing: Connection to one another. We’re craving well-balanced community spaces that bring us together.
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