Marc Johnson

Studys the Psychology of Architecture | Appreciates life more thanks to cancer

[Marc Johnson @MPJinSA]

I realize this tweet will gat lost in all the thousands related to #EddieVanHalenRIP but I just have to say that growing up listening to what the definition of amazing music is helped and helps has always made me want to do the best. He music will always be an inspiration to me.

[createstreets @createstreets]

More infrastructure is not always the answer

Photo via ⁦@urbanthoughts11⁩

[Lolly Daskal @LollyDaskal]

This is What Makes the Introverted Leader So Successful ~@LollyDaskal https://t.co/sEcqeRnIFz #LeadFromWithin #Leadership #Management #HR #Success #Manager

[createstreets @createstreets]

Trees & bikes make streets better.

Utrecht reborn.

Via ⁦@edwinlucas_⁩

[Inc. @Inc]

Coronavirus may finally be the end of the open plan office @entrylevelrebel https://t.co/scaKXUXhKw

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

Unfortunately, focusing more on tasks often means focusing less on people. https://t.co/Tc658HgzIc

[ArchDaily @ArchDaily]

Psychology of Space: How Interiors Impact our Behavior? https://t.co/61XjTBBgI3

[Marc Johnson @MPJinSA]

@J_D_Landis Actually, they're so attuned to the present that it allows them to predict the future.

[Marc Johnson @MPJinSA]

@goodbeanalt @archography Architecture isn't only aesthetics. Can a fast food restaurant be an arena for sports? Can just anyone analyze the differences in building codes for each of those? If someone untrained led the design would anyone trust that building for safety?

[One Kindesign @OneKindesign]

Spectacular California home inspired by northern European architecture https://t.co/TRzrxdy9U6

[Marc Johnson @MPJinSA]

@createstreets @lampallib The general public also lives in sprawling suburbia in the US. It can't be a popularity contest. I'd love to see enough money in budgets to afford the detail of older buildings, yet it won't happen unless you're preserving a historic building.

[Marc Johnson @MPJinSA]

Landscaping softens architecture and connects people's to the the land and their environment.

[Marc Johnson @MPJinSA]

@_melaneee Yes, you can do it. You'll find lots of supportive people at the offices and infusion center. It's like it's own world where everyone relates to each other.

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

1. We have more distractions than ever. 2. We default to meetings for too many workplace interactions. https://t.co/WylzoX0E8s

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

At two Fortune 500 firms that transitioned from cubicles to open offices, face-to-face interactions dropped by 70%. https://t.co/2gdjx2E7iO

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

Don’t worry if your idea seems obvious. It might only be appearing that way to you. https://t.co/o8fyDnPRAN

[Carson V. Heady @cvheady007]

Tolerate bad behavior in the name of growth, and you’ll wind up paying for it later. https://t.co/Q1Wsvo3O2v

[Marc Johnson @MPJinSA]

@createstreets When it comes to a streetscape, greenery works so well to soften it up.