This project was part of a collaboration between SCADpro and AIG. The goal was to create experiences that integrate digital and physical touchpoints to support employees and clients throughout their workday by fostering collaboration, inspiration, and innovation.
This project reimagines the elevator lobby as a space for interaction and connection, turning waiting time into engaging touchpoints that enhance efficiency and foster connections among employees.
When we looked at these insights together, we realized the problem wasn’t just about navigation; it was about decision-making in motion.
Her main need is to make fast, informed decisions while navigating the space. She want to quickly navigate, stay informed, and connect with people. Across her goals and pain points, we saw a common theme: lack of clarity in what’s available and what to do next.
Mapping her day, we saw that frustration peaks during transitions—especially when navigating between floors or searching for rooms. These are short, high-pressure moments where users don’t have time to figure things out.
Employees struggled to navigate the spacious office efficiently with numerous meeting and collaboration areas
How might we design a workplace awareness system by supporting decision-making in natural transition moments?
We shifted our thinking from designing a navigation tool to designing a workplace awareness system—one that supports decision-making in motion.
Users can easily locate meeting rooms on an interactive map, check availability in real time, and reserve spaces within seconds.
The system provides updates on company announcements and local Atlanta events, keeping users informed and connected to both workplace and community.
Employees can explore coworker profiles and connect through LinkedIn, encouraging collaboration and networking within the organization.
As a result, the system improves access to space information, supports collaboration, and increases awareness of workplace activity. We also received positive stakeholder feedback on the integration of digital tools within the physical environment.
This collaboration made me especially interested in designing systems that support employees in their daily work.