29/10/2026
A chair can be built to last for decades. But what happens when it no longer meets the needs of the people using it?
New research from 2026 explores how neuroinclusive workplace design could help create workplaces that remain useful for longer. By offering people more choice and making it easier to adapt spaces as needs change, we may reduce the risk of functional obsolescence – when something still works but no longer meets people's needs.
During , we're exploring what this could mean for circular furniture design and the future of our workplaces.
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