What is Denmark’s (new) design DNA?
…in a global, digital time can even talk about a national design, since we can easily get inspiration from a Japanese designer by looking through our Instagram feeds. “Somehow the…
How to move more at work
…up also saves time and allows more creativity than long sedentary meetings. 03 Walk and talk If you are not using whiteboards or IT equipment for a meeting, you can…
“Rooted structure slows down the innovation of educational environments”
“Rooted structure slows down the innovation of educational environments” This was one of the points at this year’s education-talk at Trends & Traditions. Did you miss the speech? Then you…
Grundfos Singapore
…durable and renewable materials, such as bamboo. “Sustainability is a strong value at Grundfos. And by choosing a sustainable interior we “walk the talk” and demonstrate that we practice what…
Skovbakkeskolen
…small side decks where you can immerse yourself in books or have a quiet talk. Cebra architects have designed Skovbakkeskolen, and we have delivered inventory to classrooms and common rooms….
Promote movement throughout the school day with visual learning environments
…foils, are not a new phenomenon. They are used in various forms in many schools today. Many products on the market today tend to ‘talk down’ to pupils with loud…
How to avoid pain in your back, neck, and shoulders
…implement: 01 Move around. Move your legs – for example, make it a habit to walk around when you talk on the phone. 02 Vary your working postures. Avoid unilateral…
How to design workplaces for the next generations
…meet, eat, talk, learn and work – situated between the co-working zone and the regular Wanna Work office space. The Home of the Now is a perfect example of a…
Promote movement throughout the school day with visual learning environments
…foils, are not a new phenomenon. They are used in various forms in many schools today. Many products on the market today tend to ‘talk down’ to pupils with loud…
Karl Ryberg: Colors are your brain’s software
…yellow predominates, we are awake, talk more and are more mentally active. We read more quickly on yellow paper and we communicate more,” says Karl Ryberg. “In opposition to this…