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About Place

MillerKnoll
Workplace Design
Inclusive Design
Americans With Disabilities Act
Harkin Institute
Architecture
Universal Design
Workplace Innovation
The Ledger
Healthcare Environments
Neuroaesthetics
Employment For People With Disabilities
Accessibility
Millerknoll
Healthcare Innovation
Psychological Safety
Employee Experience
Sustainability
Drake University
Social Justice
Labor and Employment

Hosted by Ryan Anderson, VP of Global Research and Planning at MillerKnoll, About Place explores the evolving role of place in our lives, at work and beyond. Each episode features conversations with thought-leaders, designers, researchers, and more, all of whom bring expertise and understanding about how the places we create can positively impact how we work and live. Visit millerknoll.com/ideas-i... more

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John Maeda
VP of Engineering for Core AI Computational Design and Research at Microsoft and an accomplished author
Microsoft
Episode: S5 E2: AI and relationship-based work, featuring John Maeda
Cheryl Durst
Executive Vice President and CEO of the International Interior Design Association (IIDA)
IIDA
Episode: S5 E1: The purpose of place making, featuring Cheryl Durst
Chris Leong
Vice President of Interiors and co-founder of Leong Leong Architects
MillerKnoll
Episode: S4 BONUS 4: New design differentiators, featuring Chris Leong
Steven Souter
Insight Program Manager at Colebrook Bosson Saunders
Colebrook Bosson Saunders
Episode: S4 BONUS 3: Exceptional ergonomics, featuring Steven Souter
Amy Auscherman
Director of Archives and Brand Heritage at MillerKnoll
MillerKnoll
Episode: S4 BONUS 1: Insights from the Archives, featuring Amy Auscherman
Amy Edmonson
Novartis Professor of Leadership and Management at Harvard Business School
Harvard Business School
Episode: S4, E10: Safe to fail
Caitlin Begg
Founder of Authentic Social and sociological researcher
Authentic Social
Episode: S4, E10: Safe to fail
Sara Klinges
Head of Real Estate and Workplace Effectiveness at Genentech
Genentech
Episode: S4, E9: From occupancy to outcomes
Suchi Reddy
Architect, designer, artist, and founder of Reddymade
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Episode: S4, E7: The impact of aesthetics

Host

Ryan Anderson
Vice President of Global Research and Planning at MillerKnoll, Ryan Anderson is dedicated to exploring the evolving role of place in our lives and workplaces. He focuses on how design impacts human experiences and interactions.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 48 ratings
  • Incredible Insights!

    Ryan has some incredibly profound ideas about the future of work, but he doesn’t share those ideas without the data to back him up. Looking Forward is educational, informative, and entertaining. Can’t wait for Season 3!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dan1777999877
    United States3 years ago
  • Timely and insightful

    Herman Miller has a great reputation as a leader in shaping workplace trends, so it’s great to hear from them on how these past 18 months are reshaping what offices look and feel like. If the first episode is any indication, this is going to be a required weekly listening for me and my team.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wozapomani
    United States4 years ago

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S5 E1: The purpose of place making, featuring Cheryl Durst
Q: How do we make sure that collectively we make the most of our opportunities in the coming years?
Cheryl emphasizes the importance of understanding the value of design in supporting business goals and the need for designers to adapt and remain relevant in a rapidly changing environment.
S5 E1: The purpose of place making, featuring Cheryl Durst
Q: How did you end up doing this? Why have you decided to give yourself to this?
Cheryl Durst shares her journey from journalism to interior design, detailing her unexpected entry into the field through a connection with a parent of a student she taught, which ultimately led her to the IIDA.
S4 BONUS 5: Crafting comfort
Q: How do you want your people to interact?
Brady Mick emphasized the importance of thinking about culture rather than just space, as interactions are crucial for high-performing teams.
S4 BONUS 5: Crafting comfort
Q: I also asked Laura Beth about how they're supporting these new work patterns in their own workspaces.
Laura Beth highlighted how younger designers are implementing their own breaks in a breakless environment and how they utilize collaboration spaces as respite.
S4 BONUS 1: Insights from the Archives, featuring Amy Auscherman
Q: What trends should we be keeping our eye on for the future?
Younger people express a desire for in-person interaction and a workplace that facilitates relationships in an aspirational setting.

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What is About Place about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast focuses on the evolving significance of place in both professional and personal contexts. Through conversations with various thought leaders, designers, and researchers, the exploration delves into how our environments shape and enhance our experiences, particularly in the workplace. The discussions emphasize the importance of design in fostering human connection and emotional well-being, spotlighting contemporary trends like remote work, hybrid models, and the intersection of technology and workplace design. Unique insights are offered on highly relevant topics such as neuroaesthetics, ergonomics, and the impact of emotional connections to spaces, making it a valuable resource for those interested in design, culture, and the f... more

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1. John Maeda
2. Cheryl Durst
3. Chris Leong
4. Steven Souter
5. Amy Auscherman
6. Amy Edmonson
7. Caitlin Begg
8. Sara Klinges

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