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The Future Of Work Demands Futuristic Office Tech

All Work

Humanistic strategies include designing workplaces for the well-being of people, responding to the new requirements of COVID guidelines, ergonomics, universal accessibility and biophilia, through the use of technology. . Circadian rhythm and the 24×7 office relate to the emotional experience achieved through lighting design.

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How Aldi, Coles and Woolworths use brand character to drive distinctiveness

Inside Retail

The big three supermarkets rely on their unique brand character to build the entire customer journey from store layout to Insta stories and everything in between. Punchy and positive, there’s wordplay and rhythm that tells you things are alive and happening. It makes it feel youthful, bright and vigorous. Even the boring ones.

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DixonBaxi’s branding for Canada Water aims to make it London’s “new town centre”

Design Week

The project is the latest in the studio’s work with British Land, which has so far included branding and strategy for Regent’s Place. “Typographic layouts feel conversational and evoke a sense of rhythm and journey.” A “once-in-a-generation” development project.

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The Rise Of The Destination-Worthy, Hospitality-Influenced Workplace

All Work

Consider this: the layouts and amenities of the best hotels and resorts are designed for optimal convenience, comfort and fun to keep people on property and capture more of guests’ dollars. 4) Keeping things interesting with boutique, localized, novelty and rhythm changes. Enter the destination-worthy, hospitality-influenced office.

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