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In the landscape of office design, there is much debate about open plan vs. standard cubicles. Many were quick to announce the triumph of open floor plan and declare traditional offices, that have been around since 1967, completely obsolete. Tech companies and giants like Google were early adopters and they still swear by this innovative layout. Consequently, many other organizations are reorganizing their premises, as they see cubicles as impersonal, cramped, and impractical.

In the world of business few things are set in stone, and office location is by no means one of them. As your brand starts to grow and scoop up heftier profits, you may find that moving to a bigger office or a piece of commercial real estate closer to downtown, is a smart corporate move. Nevertheless, office moves can be tricky business that can rob your company of precious resources, time, and energy unless planned ahead of time and executed with care. To avoid unwarranted relocation hassle, use this simple checklist and organize the move like a true-blue CRE hopper.

With another fiscal year slowly drawing to its timely end, entrepreneurs are drafting financial reports and counting blessings and milestones ticked off in the pursuit of corporate growth. But while business sharks are still looking back and poring over final statements and annual business reviews, interior designers have their eyes on the future already and are preparing for the year to come with fresh office design trends. So, what will the year ahead bring to workplace design arenas, and which elements will we be seeing more and more of in the year to come?

'Tis the season for hot chocolate, Christmas trees, fire places, and snow! Christmas is just a few weeks away which means it's time to start decorating your cubicle. Bring holiday cheer to your ordinary cubicle this season with some of our tips!

Employees who sit at a desk all day are prone to chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease and high cholesterol. Unless you have a sit-stand desk, you're more than likely sitting eight plus hours a day at work. Having motivation to workout after those eight hours or even having the time can be extremely difficult. So why not workout during one of your breaks or lunch? Even if your work doesn't have its own gym, it's still possible to get a workout in with the help of these six tips!