Entries Written By Susan Weston
Why Sedus: case study – gbg housing association
The gbg housing association in Hildesheim, near Hanover, Germany, has recently modernised its offices and redesigned and furnished around 54 rooms. Employees were involved throughout the entire remodeling and redesign process. Ideas and implementations grew over time and were gradually realised. As part of the redesign, flooring was also changed and walls surfaces were updated. …
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NEW WORK at Sedus
“New Work” is the buzzword in the current working environment. For quite some time now, we have all been working in a new, modern and agile way. In fact, the term “New Work” was coined by Austrian philosopher Frithjof Bergmann back in the 1970s. To this day, various approaches and interpretations have evolved from it.
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Case study – Womble Bond Dickinson, UK
In the center of Newcastle, the large transatlantic law firm Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD) has moved into its new home. Situated over four floors, a work concept for over 400 employees was implemented which now enables agile and activity-based working. To best support this objective, classic office spaces and workstations were installed, along with open …
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TÜV- certificate for se:cube
se:cubes from Sedus work perfectly in large office landscapes and open spaces as retreats, temporary individual workstations or meeting rooms. These ‘office pods’ have several advantages: They enable spontaneous and flexible exchange, offer additional space and integrate harmoniously into the work environment. Find out more about the se:cube product family here! There is now an …
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More than numbers and dimensions – the Type A office chair standard
People are different – just as diverse in their appearance as they are in their preferences and talents. And the world of work is also subject to constant change, so that the most diverse forms of work have found their way into everyday life. Office furniture, and office chairs in particular, have become indispensable. The …
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Workscape of Tomorrow – Understanding Trends and Sharing Knowledge
What can we expect in the future? How can the Future of Work be shaped? Whenever there are new trends, new insights are gained or new ideas are created, and Sedus has its finger on the pulse. Only those who are always up to date can make future-proof decisions about the working world of tomorrow …
Award-winning environmental management
Sedus’ entrepreneurial attitude and pioneering role in environmental protection are closely linked. After all, as Christof Stoll once said, “Ecology and economy are not contradictory concepts, but essential parts of the whole.” One of the most recent awards includes the certificate from FISP (Furniture Industry Sustainability Programme), in which Sedus scored 94% and thus achieved …
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Sedus INSIGHTS N°17 – Digital fatigue
With hybrid working, digital tools and technologies are inevitable. Without them, productive collaboration becomes virtually impossible. However, another phenomenon is emerging: More and more people are suffering from digital fatigue and find it difficult to separate themselves from their screens. So what can be done to counteract this problem? The solution is not to ban …
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Meet our keynote speaker Hannah Nardini at Clerkenwell Design Week
Next week sees the start of Clerkenwell Design Week, the UK’s biggest design Design Festival (21st-23rd May). The new ‘Limited Edition‘ Sedus showroom will be heading ‘Into the Jungle’ with a whole host of key events and activities to support the launch of new products and innovations this May. The theme, ‘The Detox Office; a …
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Global cooperation: Sedus and Watson
What began in Waldshut in 1871 is now being extended into the world; in keeping with the spirit of Sedus’ founder Albert Stoll and in line with the company’s claim to be future-oriented and innovative, Sedus has now built another bridge across continents. Together with the Watson Furniture Group from Poulsbo, Washington, a global cooperation …
