Design

As companies rethink what they want from the post-lockdown workplace, they’re taking a closer look at how they are using space and asking, how can it better meet their needs.

When leveraging purposeful design through a balanced approach of informed, empathetic, and exciting, designers can reach a more impactful level of design.

Gensler’s Jennifer Griesbaum shares some flexible office design tips to consider to help workers gather safely and facilitate collaboration.

Out-of-office is now the business normal. While nobody knows how the corporate workplace will respond, we can be reasonably confident that the future of work will revolve around worker mobility.

Brent Capron and Carolyn BaRoss discuss convergence in architecture, lessons learned, and what the world may look like on the other side of the pandemic.

As people head back to the office, designers face the challenge of balancing the need for compelling spaces with crucial safety measures. Density, geometry and division are key strategies that...

As offices are starting to reopen across the country, many companies are considering all their options to make a safe and healthy return to work for employees.

The Office Group’s Head of Design, Nasim Köerting’s shares how flexible workspace operators can integrate these practical safety measures with a space that looks and feels beautiful.

A healthy building supports our physical, psychological, and social health and wellbeing, according to the WHO. These spaces have the potential to improve company performance, as well as enabling a...

As people head back to the office, some are feeling heightened levels of stress and anxiety. A multisensory approach to workplace design can help people feel more relaxed in their...