Offices that break up monotony for workers who were stuck at their homes for over a year are important for post-pandemic corporate renters, says a new post by JLL.

Dropbox’s new flexible work concept coined Dropbox Studio focuses on providing employees with the aspects of the office they miss, such as collaboration and community.

Outdoor workspaces spiked in popularity throughout the pandemic, but these environments could be here to stay as companies realize their long-term benefits.

Klaxoon, a French startup, has revealed it is updating its collaborative platform Board, renaming it Board Hybrid, and has also introduced a new meeting room concept.

Henning Larsen, a Copenhagen-based architecture firm, has announced its first commission in London that will be a 47,000 square foot mix-used commercial office tower.

Switzerland-based office manufacturing company Vitra will launch its first Club Office at its headquarters, which will offer members a variety of unique work zones.

Manchester’s Bloc building is being transformed into a state-of-the-art office as part of Bruntwood’s £50 million redevelopment program to build community workspaces.

The office has a new purpose — instead of assigned desks, employees want it to be a place that nurtures teamwork and respects the benefits of remote working arrangements.

As companies look to bring their employees back into the office, design experts have offered their vision for how the evolved workplace will look like in the future.

Architectural designer Agnieszka Białek has drafted a proposal that features private offices floating on the Vistula River in an effort to combat remote working fatigue.

Although sustainability has been part of many company’s initiatives, the furnishing industry’s infrastructure makes it difficult to truly become environmentally friendly.

Developers are navigating what the future of the office will look like, and it will most likely focus on touch-free and sanitation technology to keep occupants safe.