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Superlab is a Scandinavian design studio that has been shaping the future for over 20 years through new strategies, environments, and products. On the Superlab Podcast, we explore the space where creativity meets science, where design becomes a tool for change, and where innovation shows us the way forward. The host is Silvia, Superlab's AI-coworker, presenting topics 100% written by our team. If you want to understand the latest megatrends and stay ahead of the transformational shift going on, this is the podcast you need to follow.
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We all work differently. So why should one way of working suit everyone?In part two of Work in the Future, Superlab explores local offices, flexible working hours, neurodiversity, and taking work outdoors. We also get into “bullshit jobs” and why being busy doesn’t always mean doing something meaningful.With ideas from our book Disruptive Future and examples from our own design projects, we explore how to create a better working life.
Work used to be simple. A place. A schedule. A job.Not anymore.Hybrid work, shifting generations and new expectations are already rewriting the rules of working life. And while companies are still debating how many days we should spend at the office, something much bigger is happening underneath.In Future of Work – Part 1, we look at how work is already being disrupted and why this is only the beginning.
What happens to human connection when technology starts choosing for us?As our lives become increasingly digital, even our most intimate decisions are being disrupted. In this episode, we explore choice overload, addictive swiping, DNA matching and digital identities, and ask a bigger question: in a world of algorithms and endless possibilities, are we getting better at finding each other, or worse?
This episode is a deep dive into the future of human-centered cities. In this episode, we explore how architecture, beauty, culture and urban design shape the way we feel, think and interact with each other. From the psychology of aesthetics and the impact of modern cityscapes on mental health, to the importance of culture and community in future societies, this episode asks an important question: what kind of cities are we actually building for the future?
How do we actually want to live in the future? This episode explores everything from co-living and the rise of shared lifestyles to the deeper forces shaping a global housing crisis. We reflect on how our need for connection is influencing new living models, while also looking at how architecture can support healing and wellbeing in future hospitals. And finally, we stretch the perspective even further, asking what it would mean to take human living beyond Earth.
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