Built Environment Trends

Built Environment Trends

Peopledesign has worked in the built environments segment for over 25 years, helping many commercial interiors companies plan and launch new products, services, and brands. Here are a few things we’ve learned and what may be next.

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The Future of Work

Commercial furniture opportunities.
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Digital Transformation in Commercial Furniture

Leveraging technology for innovation.
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UX of Work

Physical, digital, or hybrid experiences are part of what’s next.
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Digital Ergonomics

How might the contract furniture industry evolve when work isn't bound to the office?
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Privacy in the Open Office

Privacy in office environments is an ever present issue.
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Office Ergonomics, Health, and Wellness

The evolution of office ergonomics.
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Branded Environments

​Impressive-looking facilities, from factories to offices, have been points of pride and vehicles for sales assurance for corporate owners and their customers.​
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Commercial Furniture Segment Marketing

Targeting Market Segments in Commercial Interiors
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Commercial Furniture Insights

Staying relevant in the built environment.
These newer trends reflect shifts in the macroeconomy.

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The New Market Landscape

How to adapt to the post-industrial era.
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New Leadership Priorities

A modern strategy has new requirements.
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Brand Meaning

Brands are about perception, communication, aspiration, and identity.
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Sustainable Brands

What is a sustainable brand?
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Customer Experience Insights

Delivering value through the customer journey.
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Culture Insights

Building agile organizations.

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