COVID-19 changed everything about work. And no one knows exactly what the office of tomorrow will look like—not even the storied American design brand Herman Miller, a company that has been furnishing ...

The ongoing pandemic has revealed a lot about our society and the nature of work, including the fact that lots of people can be just as productive doing a 9 to 5 from home. Office space isn’t as ...

The boss no longer has dibs on the room with a view. The watercooler is getting more of the cushier comforts of home. The strips of fluorescent lighting are being replaced, and the cubicle, an office ...

Open office? Cubicle? Why not both? Herman Miller’s Metaform furniture makes the question of workspace layout obsolete. Now you can morph your desk from a conference room to a cubicle, any time you ...

The millennial generation, those young folks mostly in their 20s, get the credit or blame for a lot of changes in our workplaces today just as the baby boomers did in their day. But the experts at ...

Forty years ago, in an odd-shaped building on South State Street between Interstate 94 and the University of Michigan campus, a team of researchers and designers came up with an idea that seems simple ...

With nearly 100-million U.S. employees spending their day in some kind of office cubicle, it's no wonder the sterile boxes have become the fodder for workplace humor of the Dilbert variety. But thanks ...

This week, San Francisco is entering another one of those “heatwaves” as the newspaper calls them. That’s 75 degrees, for those of you uninitiated to the reality of Bay Area micro climates. Which ...

As furniture goes, the cubicle doesn’t stand as tall and proud as it once did. Like many of the midlevel workers it has penned in over the years, the cubicle has endured its own form of “rightsizing,” ...

The Historical Society of Michigan, nonprofit publisher of Michigan History magazine, is partnering with MLive to share excerpts of the magazine's content six times a year, coinciding with when the ...