Agile working has transformed the idea of typical office models by allowing more flexibility, fostering creativity, attracting more diverse talent, and boosting morale.

Firmspace, an Austin-based high-end flex office provider, has announced plans for a new Houston location within the city’s BBVA Compass Plaza office tower in Uptown.

In the past few years, incorporating health and wellness in the workplace through greenery, air quality and exercise has become priority in attracting young talent.

A 2019 Staples Workplace Survey found compelling data suggesting that the majority of employees now prioritize flexibility, health, and well-being within the workplace.

Rock climbing, fitness, and coworking company Brooklyn Boulders has inked a new deal for a 30,598 square foot building in Brooklyn’s vibrant Williamsburg neighborhood.

2019 is anticipated to bring major changes to how workplaces function, including the hiring process for younger generations, design elements and technological amenities.

While the open office concept still seems fresh, many employees have shown distaste for the distracting floor plans, leading to the creation of portable cubicle offices.

Open office plans were once believed to increase collaboration in the workplace, but many employees have shown dissatisfaction with the model and favored working remotely.

While reconstructing an entire space to meet LEED standards can be quite expensive, buildings can take other measures to go green without spending hardly a dime.

WeWork is no doubt the biggest name in the coworking industry. By offering a unique, all-inclusive community, the company has set itself apart from its competition.

Arianna Huffington’s wellness company Thrive has a new headquarters designed by HQ by WeWork, the company’s management and office design sector for budding startups.

While open office plans and vibrant LED lights can promote productivity in the workplace, those who suffer from mental health and neurological disorders are hindered.