Individual settings
Explore how campuses can support the wellbeing of individuals to help them relax, restore, and focus without distraction.
Private office
Private offices host a variety of work points for individual and group work, enabling intuitive cycling between activities.
Featured products
Knoll Reff Profiles provide storage and a clean backdrop for meetings.
Herman Miller Canvas Vista workstations maintain visibility across spaces.
Knoll tables and Herman Miller monitor arms shift setups for each person.
Strategies behind this setting
For wellbeing
Private offices fit the furnishings and tools within them to the people who will use them. These settings prioritize wheelchair accessibility and adjustable, ergonomic tools and furnishings.
For connection
This setting supports interactions between strong ties—or the people we know well and interact with frequently. They facilitate a collegial atmosphere while balancing independent work and collaboration.
For change
Private offices share the same footprint as three single-occupant offices, helping institutions save on real estate. These settings can accommodate four members and adjust to the ways each person works.
Wellness room
Rest looks different for everyone. These private settings offer refuge from busy days by supporting whatever rest looks like for each person.
Featured products
Knoll Anchor Lockers and Herman Miller Mora allow access to personal items.
FilzFelt ARO Plank 1 and adjustable lighting provide a backdrop for calls.
Tables, chairs, and recliners support shifts between tasks and relaxation.
Strategies behind this setting
For wellbeing
The design of this setting considers the comfort, health, and safety of everyone who will use it, not just the majority of users.
For connection
Designed to be distraction-free, this setting enables people to reconnect with themselves and spend time alone however they need to. In the wellness room, people can pause, process, and filter out the noise of campus.
For change
This setting helps people adapt to change by giving them control of their environment. A variety of products and configurations give everyone the ability to tailor the setting to best suit their needs.
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Community settings
Community spaces gather people from different groups around a common purpose. They meet the broad range of needs that communities have for the spaces in which they work and connect.
Group settings
Groups determine the success of collaborative efforts on campus. Some groups of peers are more formal, while some are more casual. These spaces facilitate all the ways groups across campus interact and work together.
Settings overview
Discover how Design with Impact settings enrich campus environments with spaces that are designed to support people at the community, group, and individual levels.