Insights
RSP INSIGHTS is a collection of our perspectives and thoughts on current trends impacting the markets and clients we serve.
Hospitality Food & Beverage Trends Driving the Guest Experience
RSP’s Erin Yi and Joe Ellis discuss five of the biggest hospitality food and beverage trends influencing hotel design. In spite of all that has befallen it—a global pandemic, a volatile economy, an obtuse and often chaotic transit mechanism—the hospitality industry moved onward and upward over the last two years. One of its brightest spots […]
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How Hotel Lobby Design Transforms the Guest Experience
RSP’s Erin Yi says hotel lobby design is one of the most important changes happening in hospitality. They are everywhere, infiltrating our world like a clone army methodically advancing across our eastern flank, promising to make life easier, faster, more efficient. They are in grocery stores, airports and restaurants, but that’s just the beginning. I’m talking, […]
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2024 Workplace Trend: Experience Hubs
RSP Principal Alissa Franconi explains how companies are creating connection and experience hubs to continue investing in culture while navigating uncertainty in the commercial real estate market. This article was originally published in Work Design Magazine.
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Return on Commute: The Return to Office Trade-Off
Alissa Franconi and Christine Shaw explain how top workplaces are using much more than mandates and financial incentives to help employees embrace the return to office—they’re offering a “Return on Commute.”
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Data Migration as Asset Strategy
RSP's Bill Meyer explains the three fundamentals of successful data migration and how data can be a powerful, strategic asset to any organization.
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Neurodiversity in the Workplace is Redefining How Companies Operate
RSP designer Kelsey Sullivan NCIDQ, WELL AP, IIDA explains how and why employers are accommodating and celebrating neurodiversity in the workplace, making work life better for everyone. This article was originally published in Work Design Magazine. Up to 20% of the population falls into the category of neurodivergent. Conditions and differences that used to […]
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