The lack of privacy--the inability to keep your business from others or keep their business from intruding upon you--can have an impact on everything from health to productivity. This new ASID research paper explains the ways designers are stepping in to help their clients ensure privacy in a variety of settings.
Better Sound Solutions: Applying Occupant and Building Performance Measurement a
Much has changed in the practice of interior design and in the design of office spaces since 1996, when ASID published its first professional paper, Sound Solutions. For that reason, ASID commissioned acoustical consultant Steven J. Orfield of Orfield Laboratories, Inc. and Dr. Jay L. Brand, a cognitive psychologist with Haworth, Inc., to take a fresh look at issues related to office acoustics and strategies for creating effective design solutions to deal with them.
Prepared annually as part of the Society's strategic planning process, this report looks at large-scale trends and developments in the spheres of economics, politics, society, technology and the environment.
Sponsored By: The American Society of Interior Designers, Ecophon, Haworth and Vista Window Films
Previous ASID research uncovered the factors that management identified for creating an effective work environment. This new research builds on those studies but focuses on what employees value in a workplace and how they prefer to work.
What are your clients thinking? ASID sponsored independent research to find out what clients really want from interior designers. The results might surprise you and make you change the way you conduct business.
Recruiting and Retaining Qualified Employees -- By Design
Sponsored By:The American Society of Interior Designers, the Carpet and Rug Institute, Haworth, Inc., and USG Interiors, Inc.
ASID commissioned an independent research firm to determine the impact of interior design on recruiting and retaining qualified employees. In this paper you'll find hands-on practical tools to help designers and managers identify employee needs concerning the physical environment and work together to meet them.
Sound Solutions: Increasing Office Productivity Through Integrated Acoustic Planning and Noise Reduction Strategies
A Professional Paper From: The American Society of Interior Designers, Armstrong World Industries, Inc., Dynasound, Inc., Milliken & Co., Steelcase, Inc.
This study completed by an independent research firm found "noise reduction" to be a major concern of office workers. This paper not only demonstrates that noise problems exist, but that integrated planning and implementation of interior design solutions can significantly reduce noise levels and increase worker productivity.
Productive Solutions:The Impact of Interior Design on the Bottom Line
A Professional Paper From: The American Society of Interior Designers, 3M, Cooper Lighting, DuPont, Haworth, Masland
This paper provides a brief analysis of interior design issues that impact office employee productivity and includes four elements that play a role in developing a productive office design, insights from other research efforts and project case studies that demonstrate the effects of interior design on employee productivity.
Productive Workplaces: How Design Increases Productivity --Expert Insights
Sponsored by:American Society of Interior Designers, Armstrong World Industries, Collins & Aikman Floorcoverings, Steelcase
This paper, based on independent research commissioned by ASID, reveals findings that indicate that working with a designer as part of a multi-disciplinary, team-based approach is often the best way for clients to start, plan for and implement improvements in workplace productivity.
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The lack of privacy--the inability to keep your business from others or keep their business from intruding upon you--can have an impact on everything from health to productivity. This new ASID research paper explains the ways designers are stepping in to help their clients ensure privacy in a variety of settings. 
Much has changed in the practice of interior design and in the design of office spaces since 1996, when ASID published its first professional paper, Sound Solutions. For that reason, ASID commissioned acoustical consultant Steven J. Orfield of Orfield Laboratories, Inc. and Dr. Jay L. Brand, a cognitive psychologist with Haworth, Inc., to take a fresh look at issues related to office acoustics and strategies for creating effective design solutions to deal with them. 
Sponsored By: The American Society of Interior Designers, Ecophon, Haworth and Vista Window Films
What are your clients thinking? ASID sponsored independent research to find out what clients really want from interior designers. The results might surprise you and make you change the way you conduct business. 
Sponsored By:The American Society of Interior Designers, the Carpet and Rug Institute, Haworth, Inc., and USG Interiors, Inc.
Sound Solutions: Increasing Office Productivity Through
A Professional Paper From: The American Society of Interior Designers, 3M, Cooper Lighting, DuPont, Haworth, Masland
Sponsored by:American Society of Interior Designers, Armstrong World Industries, Collins & Aikman Floorcoverings, Steelcase
