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- Herman Miller Action Office Concept Drawing, "Action Office Pedestal Wall Offices with Voice Scramblers," February 3, 1964 -
- February 03, 1964
- Collections - Artifact
Herman Miller Action Office Concept Drawing, "Action Office Pedestal Wall Offices with Voice Scramblers," February 3, 1964
- Technical Drawing, "Action Office System 4II SRI Wall Hanger," 1968 -
- 1968
- Collections - Artifact
Technical Drawing, "Action Office System 4II SRI Wall Hanger," 1968
- Time Lapse Study Sheet for Action Office System, "3-Man Conference Body Location Pattern" -
- Collections - Artifact
Time Lapse Study Sheet for Action Office System, "3-Man Conference Body Location Pattern"
- Installation of Herman Miller Pedestal Walls at University of Tennessee School of Architecture, November 1965 -
- 02 November 1965-29 November 1965
- Collections - Artifact
Installation of Herman Miller Pedestal Walls at University of Tennessee School of Architecture, November 1965
- Installation of Herman Miller Pedestal Walls at University of Tennessee School of Architecture, November 1965 -
- 02 November 1965-29 November 1965
- Collections - Artifact
Installation of Herman Miller Pedestal Walls at University of Tennessee School of Architecture, November 1965
- Installation of Herman Miller Pedestal Walls at University of Tennessee School of Architecture, November 1965 -
- 02 November 1965-29 November 1965
- Collections - Artifact
Installation of Herman Miller Pedestal Walls at University of Tennessee School of Architecture, November 1965
- Installation of Herman Miller Pedestal Walls at University of Tennessee School of Architecture, November 1965 -
- 02 November 1965-29 November 1965
- Collections - Artifact
Installation of Herman Miller Pedestal Walls at University of Tennessee School of Architecture, November 1965
- High Desk from Action Office Series, 1964-1968 - Action Office, conceptualized by Robert Propst with final design by George Nelson, was rooted in Propst's research into office function and worker behavior. The system was not a commercial success: manufacturing costs were high, and it was, in Propst's words, "too showy and bright for serious consideration as a middle management tool." Propst went on to design the hugely successful Action Office 2 cubicle-based system.
- 1964-1968
- Collections - Artifact
High Desk from Action Office Series, 1964-1968
Action Office, conceptualized by Robert Propst with final design by George Nelson, was rooted in Propst's research into office function and worker behavior. The system was not a commercial success: manufacturing costs were high, and it was, in Propst's words, "too showy and bright for serious consideration as a middle management tool." Propst went on to design the hugely successful Action Office 2 cubicle-based system.
- Technical Drawing, "Action Office System Drawing," 1968 -
- 1968
- Collections - Artifact
Technical Drawing, "Action Office System Drawing," 1968
- Herman Miller Action Office Concept Drawing, "Little Man" Phone Mike -
- Collections - Artifact
Herman Miller Action Office Concept Drawing, "Little Man" Phone Mike