by Facility Executive | Jun 19, 2025 | Amenities, biophilic design, Bradley, breakroom products, Facilities Management, Facility Management, FE-June-2025, Featured, Featured Products & Services, FELFEL, FELFEL Fridge, Framery, Framery One Lounge, fridge, Furniture, Furniture & Furniture Rental, Green Furniture Concept, Magazine, Office Spaces, Product Focus, Product News, Products & Services, Public Restrooms, Restrooms & Plumbing, Security & Safety, Siemens, Technology, Universal Changing Tables, Workplace & Interiors
Compiled by Facility Executive StaffFrom the June 2025 Issue of Facility Executive These exciting amenities and breakroom products can entice workers to return to the office on a more consistent basis. Universal Changing Tables By Bradley Bradley’s Universal Changing...
by Facility Executive | Jun 13, 2025 | Building Design & Construction, built environment, Business Continuity, Contract Negotiation, disaster recovery, Educational Facilities, Emergency Preparedness, Facilities Management, Facility Management, FE-June-2025, Healthcare Facilities, HVAC, Magazine, Maintenance, Productivity, Professional Development, Recent Issues, Security, Security & Safety, Senior Living Facilities, Technology, Workplace & Interiors
Facility Executive June 2025 Issue (Volume 38, Number 3) Editor’s Letter: A Lasting Impression Most facilities managers want their buildings to have a good impression. From the moment a person enters the building grounds, they take in everything: the...
by Facility Executive | Jun 12, 2025 | Accessibility, Building Design & Construction, Charles Taylor, Charles Taylor Engineering Technical Services, Cleaning & Maintenance, Facilities Management, FE-June-2025, Featured, Interiors, Magazine, occupant wellness, Office Design, Public Restrooms, public-spaces, Tork, Trends, Universal Design (UD), Workplace & Interiors, workplace atmosphere, Workplace Design
By Caroline SerpicoFrom the June 2025 Issue of Facility Executive Creating modern, buzzing workplaces is a process that hinges on more than the increasingly common return-to-office mandates. While many of the latest trends in office design seemingly aim to make office...
by Jen Goetz | Jun 12, 2025 | collaborative work, Crown Workspace, Facilities Management, Featured, flexible work, Flexible Workspaces, Hybrid Work Model, Office Environments, open office, Phil Oram, Physical Environment, Quiet Areas, return-to-office, work from home, Workplace & Interiors, Workplace Culture
Adobe Stock – murattellioglu There’s a growing disconnect between the design of today’s offices and the evolving needs of building occupants, according to a new report from Crown Workspace. The report, which surveyed 1,250 office workers and facilities...
by Facility Executive | Jun 10, 2025 | American Addition, Building Design & Construction, Columbus, community engagement, community health, Construction, Economic Development, Energy & Sustainability, Environment, environmental impact, Facilities Management, FacilityBlog, Featured, infrastructure, New Facilities Construction, Ohio, recycling facility, Rumpke Recycling & Resource Center, Safety, Workplace & Interiors, Workplace Culture
By Craig Rutkowski, Caleb Bandy & Kristin Stubbs Located in Ohio’s oldest African American community, the American Addition area of Columbus, the Rumpke Recycling & Resource Center (RRC) stands as a testament to the impact of thoughtfully designed...
by Facility Executive | Jun 4, 2025 | Business Continuity, employee safety, Employee-Training, Environment, extreme Heat, Facilities Management, Featured, Heat Stress, heat-related illness, HVAC, outdoor work, Productivity, Security & Safety, Technology, Vector Solutions, wearable technology, weather-related fatalities, Workplace & Interiors, workplace health and safety, Workplace Safety
By Clare Epstein Across the U.S., heat remains the leading cause of weather-related fatalities, putting those working outdoors or in non-climate-controlled indoor spaces directly at risk. Early forecasts suggest that the summer of 2025 will be above the historical...
