ME Space to WE Space: An Online Case Study
Lisa Bottom 
Last week, I shared some thoughts about the shrinking American workspace and the shift from individual ME spaces to collective WE spaces. This week, I’d like to share a project that illustrates how this phenomenon applies to office design.
Shaping Serendipity: What we can learn from the cowork movement
Photo courtesy of NextSpace CoWorking, reprinted with permission.
Ever walk into an office and sense a great disconnect between employees? In the hyper-connected world-of-work, where emails and conference calls keep us constantly plugged in, we often forget that workers still crave face-to-face interaction. Human beings are social creatures, and creativity and socialization go hand-in-hand.
"Me" Space Versus "We" Space
Lisa Bottom 
Ever get the feeling that your workspace is shrinking? Well, you’re probably right. Recently, I spoke with CNN about this topic. And the shrinking trend is only expected to continue.
Leveraging Design as a Change Agent
Jay Longo 
Panduit’s new five-story, 280,000-square-foot world headquarters, a whole new take on the suburban office park.
Distractions, distractions, distractions! Part 2
Lisa Bottom 
Part two in Lisa Bottom’s series exploring the issues surrounding distraction in the workplace, how to find the sweet spot of balancing the needs of the individual with the needs of the team, and exploring what constitutes a boundary.
