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Neuroscience can reveal much about the secret inner workings of the human brain—and now, it has set its sights on understanding how interior design affects our emotions and well-being, even when we are not consciously aware of those effects.
Whether intentional or not, the interiors we design are coded with messages.
Kitchen Staples enlists Scott & Scott Architects to create a wonderfully warehouse feel for their new Vancouver store, where customers can bring in their own reusable containers for shopping.
Studio Junction’s test kitchen for famed chef Grant van Gameren is a backdrop for ingenuity.
In developing universal change rooms, Toronto architecture firm MJMA tackles the issues of privacy, safety and accessibility through design.
It’s no secret that faulty office design can hamper your employees’ effectiveness, or that a terrible office design can leave everyone in it feeling downright miserable.
An important component of job interviews is keeping the candidates calm and at ease — and ready to show their true selves. Setting is an important factor in establishing this rapport.
We spoke with Dave Mclaughlin, WeWork East’s general manager, to learn more about what makes coworking such an attractive option.
Toronto firm Atelier Kastelic Buffey deploy a sleek black-and-white palette for this modern ski chalet, in southwestern Ontario.
Long an office-planning afterthought, washrooms are finally getting the attention they deserve. And much of it is thanks to increased awareness of the issues around gender identity.
