This course explores the critical relationship between office design, occupant satisfaction, and perceived productivity. Drawing on extensive post-occupancy evaluation (POE) data from diverse office environments, participants will learn about the seven key factors influencing workplace satisfaction, including thermal comfort, noise control, personal space, and aesthetics. The course emphasizes how strategic spatial design and environmental quality can elevate productivity while fostering a healthier and more engaging office atmosphere.

Key takeaways include actionable insights into optimizing office layouts, leveraging environmental controls, and creating dynamic workspaces that balance collaboration with privacy. Participants will also examine case studies highlighting high-performing offices and practical strategies for addressing common challenges in open-plan designs.

Key Highlights:

• Learn about the role of indoor environmental quality in boosting productivity.
• Understand the impact of noise, personal control, and natural light access on worker satisfaction.
• Discover design strategies for creating more inclusive and effective work environments.