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During the Virtual Design Festival last week, interior designer Sevil Peach said large corporate offices will soon be forgotten and be replaced by smaller hubs as more workers opt to work remotely.
Lavish company headquarters in tall buildings will no longer be necessary as workers will largely adopt working from home or coworking spaces in the future. These cramped workspaces are no longer ideal in a post-pandemic world, so flexibility will play a large role in the workforce moving forward.
Instead, workers will use small office hubs for face-to-face meetings and to complete work tasks that can’t be done remotely according to Peach.
Companies have started reevaluating the design of their offices recently in order to abide by physical distancing guidelines and strict sanitation regimens as they prepare for workers to come back into their offices.Â
