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Tag Archives: active workplace
five features needed in sit-stand furniture
“If there is one hot thing in this industry right now, it has to be sit-stand desks.” In making that comment recently, this editor of a well-respected publication acknowledges the interest in sit-stand has grown faster than anyone expected. Or … Continue reading
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Posted in Active workplace, Contract interiors, Opinion
Tagged active workplace, Adjustable height furniture, Ergotron, Harden Contract, sit-stand, Standing while working, Steelcase
four months in review
Since March of this year, I have been on a journey of conversations and ideas. Not that I have traveled all that much, but the journey has been a succession of interviews for three projects that have happily filled my … Continue reading
we stand to gain
Stand pat. Stand tall. Take a stand. Making up one’s mind and expressing it publicly means one has taken a stand. Could another meaning be attached to these words, one that connects office workers around the world with resources for … Continue reading
Posted in Active workplace, Contract interiors, Industry, Sustainabilty
Tagged active workplace, Carrie Schmitz, commercial interiors, Ergotron, Frank Booth, James Levine, JustStand.org, Leon Straker, Michelle Judd, National Physical Activity Plan, nonexercise activity, office interiors, United States Physical Activity Guidelines
no sea anemones are we
The sea anemone is designed to live underwater in a motionless condition, attached to same rock for its entire life. From there, it hunts, feeds, defends, and reproduces. Living and working — possibly taking the occasional vacation day —without moving … Continue reading