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Written By Shannon Suess & Narrated By Gayle Crew.
The continued rise of the term “hospitality” in interior design refers to the increasing trend of incorporating elements and principles from the hospitality industry into various sectors beyond traditional hotels and restaurants. Hospitality is defined as the feeling people experience within a space and their relationship with it. When done right, hospitality lets people feel entertained and cared for. It leverages ambiance, service, products and amenities to provide guests with the best experience possible. -
Written by Ivo Van Breukelen & Narrated by Gayle Crew. As sectors, real estate and construction have a reputation as being slow to come to the party as far as technology is concerned.
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Written by Dean Croucher & Narrated by Gayle Crew.
Well, it’s official. The New Zealand economy is in recession. And while this may not come as a surprise, it proves what many businesses have been feeling. A slowing economy and more business and household caution, with many organisations already looking to make cost savings in response. -
Written By: Joe Ganci & Narrated By: Gayle Crew
The workplace experience is undergoing a transformation like never before. Over the past few years, I've witnessed dynamic shifts that have reshaped the way we work – and I am certain that the rest of the year holds even more change. As we collectively navigate these workplace changes, I have been reflecting on how food services will impact workplace experience. Here is a glimpse at some of the trends that I think workplaces will see more of this year. -
Written By: David Saltman & Narrated By: Gayle Crew
Is green leasing a fleeting trend for the environmentally conscious or the blueprint for a sustainable, cost-efficient future in commercial real estate? As is usually the case, the answer falls somewhere in the middle and requires a nuanced perspective to uncover the potential benefits and challenges of this emerging strategy. -
Written By: Stanley Arputharaj & Narrated By: Gayle Crew
Corporate real estate (CRE) is a key component of any successful business, as it contributes significantly to the financial health and operational efficiency of the company. When considering corporate real estate, it is important to take into account various factors such as cash flow, sustainability design, and circular economy design. -
Written By: Alice Fournier & Narrated By: Gayle Crew. Artificial intelligence (AI) is already transforming how many businesses operate. In the coming years, leaders should prepare for its impact on the broader workplace experience.
The potential for artificial intelligence to transform business operations has been a topic of discussion for years. But it is the rise of ChatGPT, bringing on never-before-seen creative capabilities with some distinct applications to day-to-day tasks, that has propelled AI into popular culture and accelerated its role in the strategic direction of organizations. -
Listen as Graham Hill, a leading serial entrepreneur with 24 years in the sustainability movement, and Dr. Christopher Teng, with a doctorate in climate adaptation with over two decades of experience in building sustainability into the built environment, discuss the role of employee participation, educational programs, and more in helping corporations reduce their carbon footprint.
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Listen as Alán Sneider, Director of Impact at Primestor, a minority owned and led real estate developer and investor with a 30-year history of developing and managing needs-based retail and housing in urban areas characterized by high demand and low supply, explains the importance of sustainable, socially conscious development.
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Elise, a Design Principle for Unispace's New York Studio, shared her background and her role in the corporate real estate industry, emphasizing the importance of wellness and support spaces in the workplace. She discussed their use of a scheduling system for hybrid work, and their experimentation with AI for design visualizations. Elise also highlighted their commitment to DEIB and ESG values, and her pride in challenging traditional workplace norms in the legal industry.
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Written By: Orlane Panet & Narrated By: Gayle Crew
In the pursuit of sustainable development, urban farming has emerged as a transformative solution, especially for buildings seeking to obtain WELL- and Fitwel-certified labels. These certifications prioritize the health and well-being of occupants, aligning perfectly with the principles upheld by urban farming. By integrating urban farms into underutilized locations around big cities, companies like ours are revolutionizing the urban landscape and enabling buildings to reap a multitude of benefits. This blog post explores how urban farming projects contribute to obtaining WELL and Fitwel certifications while fostering healthier and more sustainable urban environments. -
Written By: Kahleb Carradine & Narrated By: Gayle Crew
The energy transition – a global shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources – is a complex and multifaceted process. The end goal is to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels, introduce more choice into the sources of energy we use, and, ultimately, create a more resilient energy grid. One of the most significant challenges in this transition is the current state of the global supply chain. -
Written By: Lauren Gant & Narrated By: Gayle Crew
Humans come in all shapes, sizes, and abilities, and differences are not deficits. However, if our spaces are not designed to accommodate various physical needs, the impact can be distressing. When navigation, use, fit, or communication is difficult or impossible, simply existing in the environment feels “othering.” And if that environment happens to be your workplace, productivity might be diminished due to limited accessibility and the emotional burdens that ensue. -
Written By: Emily Dunn & Narrated By: Gayle Crew
Ever exclaim, “I’m in awe!” without truly grasping the depth of that statement?
Unraveling the intricacies of awe is a compelling endeavor, especially as we continue to embark on a new year filled with aspirations for well-being and growth. Beyond personal goals, fostering a sense of connection and shared experiences with others can lead to a more awe-filled existence. Since we create many of those connections and shared experiences in our built environment – especially our workplaces – buildings are ripe with opportunities to cultivate more awe in our lives. -
Listen in to gain insights from Tom Arnold, energy efficiency veteran and CEO of decarbonization firm Gridium, and Dr. Christopher Teng, who has a doctorate in climate adaptation and over two decades of experience in building sustainability into the built environment. This podcast is part of our ongoing series “The Green Footprint: Corporate Real Estate Insights” in which we discuss big challenges – and big opportunities – facing global corporate real estate professionals as they collectively address decarbonization and ESG requirements.
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From our Sustainability Thought Leader Partner, JLL.
Can Nature Solve Climate Risks?
In the face of growing climate risks, businesses around the world are seeking solutions to mitigate the potential impact. Among the emerging tools at their disposal are nature-based solutions (NBS), which use nature and its ecosystems to address environmental challenges. It means using natural elements like forests, wetlands, and green spaces to provide sustainable and effective solutions. In the latest episode of Trends & Insights: The Future of Commercial Real Estate, climate experts Amanda Skeldon (JLL's UK Director of Climate and Nature) and Sean Mallon (Global Initiative Lead for the Climate Business Network at WWF) discuss how NBS can help tackle risks and promote business resilience. They provide practical advice and real-life examples on forthcoming policies and actionable strategies that can drive a sustainable and resilient future. -
Russell (Russ) Collett, Vice President of Security Solutions for ESFM, a self-performing integrated facilities management services provider, discusses why security is the frontline of hospitality in the workplace.
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Facilities managers (FMs) across industries are finding themselves on the front lines of big challenges, and increasingly, they’re playing an important role in both tactical execution and strategic planning. Health, safety and security, return-to-office, sustainability and business continuity are just a few of the issues at the forefront.
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Author: Grace Dickinson & Narrated By: Gayle Crew
School is back in session, bringing with it a predictable uptick in the common cold, stomach bug, flu, and COVID that we have come to expect. As the weather starts to cool in the northern hemisphere, many of us return indoors, where contagious diseases and airborne viruses like influenza and COVID-19 spread more easily. Fortunately, there are several strategies building managers, owners, and occupants can implement to prevent contagious-disease transmission. -
Written By: Sathish Rajendren & Narrated By: Gayle Crew
Following the post-COVID-19 pandemic, the corporate real estate (CRE) landscape has experienced a significant transformation, shaped by a combination of global trends and local factors. Despite these changes, the CRE sector in India has demonstrated a consistent upward trajectory. - Se mer