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Office furniture - design for a (new) generation

Office concepts are rapidly changing. Increasing flexibility with regard to time and place of work and person at work demands renewal of the office design process. The previous "office revolution", the large scale introduction of computers, did not basically affect the structure and function of the office. The "flexibility revolution" has the potential to change the nature of the office. Workplace and workspace design become more and more dependent on the design of the organization, the use of (communication) technology and the formation of task complexes. Ergonomics research into social and psychological aspects of flexible offices, attention and concentration, and ever faster changing interaction with technical systems of increasing complexity is necessary to adapt and improve design methodology. The next generation of human-computer interaction is determined by a number of new contexts and challenges that have evolved during the last five to ten years and will be evolving more rapidly in the next five to ten years. They are now rooted in new, emerging technologies as well as in new application areas asking for a new approaches and visions of the future.

design; office furniture; working environment; design concept; future.

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