Recent world events may be putting a new spotlight on how businesses view workplace environments — but that’s been our focus for years.
As technology enables new workplace strategies such as free addressing, hoteling, and working from anywhere, the concept of a common workplace and time is changing in many industries. ESD offers in-depth knowledge for companies, building owners, and building operators seeking to gain a competitive advantage where workplace influences their business performance. Great environments attract great tenants where a symbiotic relationship is established to help both owners and occupants to flourish.
Fortune 500 corporations, professional services firms, and start-up incubators seek to maximize the return from their investments allocated to their office space. We see the whole picture. We understand the views of tenants and work with building owners, operators, and architects to achieve great workplaces.
As the workplace evolves, our team (with a breadth of services) works with corporate real estate executives and procurement professionals to develop fit-for-purpose and flexible solutions to foster collaboration, productivity, and innovation and provide health and wellness for some of the most recognized companies and organizations throughout the world.
Whether your project is one building or 100, our teams work to ensure optimized solutions are transferable to an expanding portfolio now or in the future. Lessons learned are applied to an entire portfolio of properties assuring a uniform execution of corporate standards and efficiencies.
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards have evolved beyond the aspirational to the required for businesses looking to attract and retain both customers and employees. Our team of experts work as partners to help you better achieve these socially responsible goals for a better workplace and a better world.
High-frequency trading, high-density customer service call center operations, emergency operations centers, logistics operations centers, and broadcast spaces are examples of workplaces requiring a greater emphasis on the integration of infrastructure systems within their space. The activities taking place are of a critical nature and the infrastructure is often integrated into furniture for productivity and flexibility.
Our high-tech workplace team understands the technology and infrastructure integration and interdependencies required for driving high-tech company scalability while providing resiliency, reliability, and flexibility for their office space.
For every great workplace experience there is a great building owner/operator. Providing tenants with the fitness centers, inviting lobbies, skydecks, security systems, improved indoor air quality (IAQ), and other amenities can be a complex process. An improvement for one business could create a problem for another.
Our team of designers and engineers understand how various building systems interact. We help bridge the gap between occupant desires and building owner realities.
It was nice that he took our space plans and pointed out the potential problem areas before starting CD’s. Made things easier for us and he worked with us to problem solve which was very appreciated.
Creativity, insight, partnership. Better spaces to work, to live, and to plan for the future. See how our various Workplace solutions come together in these projects.
The various facets of workplace are reflected in the thought leadership, instructional videos, podcasts, and other information offerings we post regularly. Check out the latest.
Improved building system technology is making today’s smart buildings safer, more energy efficient, and more attractive to tenants. But ESD, now Stantec Studio Leader and Senior Security Consultant Coleman Wolf says building automated system (BAS) improvements could come with new vulnerabilities. (Read more about intelligent building security.)
In a recent interview for CommercialCafe, ESD, now Stantec Practice Leader for Technology Mo Fahim shares his thoughts about smart/intelligent building trends and the role of technology within the consulting engineering and commercial real estate industry. (Read more about smart/intelligent building technology.)
Befitting an article about acoustics, ESD, now Stantec Senior Acoustics Project Manager Scott Hamilton piece about the environmental impact of sound on office workers can now be experienced with a pair of headphones or earbuds. (Hear more about the impact of sound.)
Our engineers, sustainability and technology designers are geared to solve problems unique to your situation. How can we help?
