Tell Me More

Peter Randolph, Architect and Director at geniant + Eastlake Studio in Chicago, IL., shares his insights and experiences in the architecture and design industry. He discusses his inspiration to join the industry and the impact of architecture on people's lives. Peter also highlights a project he is particularly proud of, the design of the Chicago Tribune headquarters. He emphasizes the importance of a client-centered approach and the balance between client needs and design aesthetics. Peter explores the opportunities and challenges in designingnon-traditional spaces and the evolving nature of communities. He offers advice for individuals in the industry, encouraging fearlessness and collaboration. Peter concludes by emphasizing the importance of supporting and mentoring others in the industry.

Allsteel's 'Doing More' series shares authentic voices, stories, and perspectives from design leaders in the A&D community. Learn More: ⁠www.allsteeloffice.com/doing-more

In this episode, host Rikki Crowe and Madison Gentry from Allsteel, along with Dima Daimi-Lewis, founder of Provoke Designs, discuss the benefits of demountable walls in workplace design. They highlight how these walls provide flexibility and adaptability, embodying the concept of "living in beta" by supporting current and future work needs. The guests explain that demountable walls save time for interior architects and stress the importance of collaboration among architects, designers, developers, and furniture manufacturers. Topics include the use of color and finishes, continuous ceiling planes, and the cost-effectiveness of demountable walls compared to traditional construction. Overall, the guests emphasize the positive impact of demountable walls on users, the design process, and the workplace ecosystem.

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Season two of Tell Me More kicks off with a discussion on co-solutioning and collaboration across brands and businesses. Host Jordan Arnold from Allsteel welcomes Eric Pfeifer from Corral and Peter Simonsen from Kvadrat to share insights on their joint effort in developing Pier Shelving, a sustainable product made from textile waste. They explore how the material inspired the design of Pier Shelving and how it addresses office space challenges. The guests highlight the importance of mutual growth, education, and raising awareness about sustainable materials. Additionally, they discuss the value of partnerships and the challenges of introducing new materials to the market.

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Suzanne Drake, Sustainability Director at Revel Architecture and Design, shares her career journey and passion for sustainable design. She discusses her background in architecture and how she found her niche in healthcare and sustainability. Suzanne also talks about her involvement in projects that focus on material health and antimicrobial treatments. She emphasizes the importance of client-centric design and setting boundaries in the industry. Suzanne is inspired by the concept of circular design and hopes to contribute to the shift towards a more sustainable and socially just future. She is involved in various organizations and committees that promote sustainability in the design community.

Allsteel's 'Doing More' series shares authentic voices, stories, and perspectives from design leaders in the A&D community. Learn More: www.allsteeloffice.com/doing-more

In this episode of the Tell Me More podcast, Chelsea Compton interviews Dylan Eagle and Brian Kaule from Allsteel about the concept of the intentional office. They discuss the importance of technology in design, the benefits of adopting an intentional office, and how it aligns with current workplace trends. They also explore how the intentional office can improve employee well-being and productivity. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the future of the intentional office and recommendations for visitors at Fulton Market Design Days.

In this episode, host Chelsea Compton broadcasts live from Fulton Market Design Days at the Allsteel Experience Center in Chicago. Joining her are industry experts Mary Kate Cassidy, Tiffany Peebles, and Caroline Alexander, who delve into the concept of the intentional office. They explore how this approach stands apart from traditional office design by fostering deeper intentionality and adaptability to evolving needs. The discussion emphasizes the significance of mentorship and collaboration within the intentional office framework. Additionally, they share insights on emerging trends and innovations set to shape the future of office design. Learn more: www.allsteeloffice.com/tell-me-more

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Tune in as we kick off Fulton Market Design Days with an exclusive preview of the Allsteel Experience Center in Chicago. As we reflect on one year of welcomingguests, Rikki Crowe, with Allsteel delves into the innovative concept of the "Intentional Office," showcasing six key activities designed to elevate workplace efficiency and comfort. Learn More: www.allsteeloffice.com/tell-me-more

In this episode, Taylor Morgan from Allsteel and Christina Piper, VP of Workplace Design from JLL, discuss the importance of change management and communication in workplace design. They emphasize the need for intentional office spaces that cater to the specific needs and work styles of individuals. They highlight the role of change champions in mitigating anxiety and facilitating a positive transition. They also discuss the importance of leadership buy-in and the inclusion of diverse perspectives in the design process. The conversation concludes with a focus on furniture solutions that promote flexibility, collaboration, and inclusivity. Learn More: ⁠www.allsteeloffice.com/tell-me-more

In the final episode of the 'Sustainability' series, host Andrea Gauss and Dr. Lauren Gant, SeniorWorkplace Advisory Manager at Allsteel, discuss the importance of certifications in sustainability and the impact they have on human health. They explore the reasons why certifications matter, including their holistic nature, research-based approach, and regular update process. They also highlight the value of certifications in communicating sustainability efforts and providing ameasuring stick for comparison. The conversation then shifts to the ultimate goal of sustainability, which is to create a better human experience and improve productivity and health. The episode concludes with a reminder to consider human health holistically and continue the conversation on sustainability. Learn More: ⁠www.allsteeloffice.com/tell-me-more

In the fifth episode of the 'Sustainability' series, host Andrea Gauss and Lydia Tolander, Senior Product Portfolio Manager at Allsteel, discuss the impact of architectural products on sustainability. They cover topics such as chemistry, lifecycle assessments, and the potential for a spatial kit of parts to reduce waste and carbon footprint. Lydia shares insights into the Declare label process and the importance of material transparency. The conversation highlights the sustainability benefits of Allsteel’s Beyond Demountable Walls and the potential for repurposing and reusing these products. Overall, the episode emphasizes the importance of making informed choices and understanding the long-term impacts of architectural products. Learn More: www.allsteeloffice.com/tell-me-more