The "WORK.CULTURE.MAP" by König + Neurath helps architects answer the question: Does my office planning match the client’s workplace culture?
Majority of businesses plan to move to smaller but more focused offices in future
The days when a company would own or rent an office with a desk in it for each and every member of staff are coming to an end.
The Future of Materiality: 5 Key Insights from ThinkLab’s Digital Seminar
A host of experts convened to discuss the future of clean, safe interiors—it has little to do with anti-bacterial surfaces and more to do with behavior and experience.
Defining And Designing A Successful Fourth Place
Companies have had to regroup and reinforce not only the ability of their employees to work in their home environments but come together remotely, pushing the available technologies to create a new workplace, almost out of thin air.
An Office Environment “Unlike Any Other”
3 Expert Tips On How To Build A Vibrant Workspace Community
It may seem a little odd to think about building community inside your workspace, given that many spaces are sitting virtually empty as people continue to work from home.
Changing perspectives
As a futurist with a focus on the development of the working world Franz Kühmayer straddles the interface between trend research and consultancy. In our interview, he spoke to us about the current changes and risks he sees for firms.
Your Next Workplace Will Make Its Own Decisions
Whether it’s a natural disaster like Hurricane Katrina or a man-made one like Chernobyl and Three Mile Island, these events leave lasting memories and can single handedly change how our economies operate.
Are the doors closing on the open office?
FIU chair of the Department of Interior Architecture Newton D'Souza explores whether the coronavirus pandemic has led to the end of open workspaces.
Is Your Organization Ready for Permanent WFH?
As the pandemic accelerates the adoption of remote work, organizations large and small are realizing that jobs we used to assume had to be done on-site can in fact be done remotely.
Why offices and stores could start to look more like hospitals (and why that’s a good thing!)
Hospitals have embraced plants, natural light, and meditation rooms because of their positive effects on patients.
The challenge for the office is to stay relevant
Whether you’re change averse or a sucker for the next big thing, our societies and economies are being unwillingly transformed by the ongoing pandemic, erasing jobs and destroying whole sectors in the process.
Maintaining Work-Life Balance During and After a Pandemic
New research from ThinkLab highlights the need to balance the emotional and physical needs of all employees, whether they work in the office or remotely.
The Future Of Real Estate Is A Spectrum Of Flexible Spaces
The trend towards workplace mobility was not created as a result of the pandemic, but it was certainly accelerated by it. As a result, agile work strategies are expected to increase in a post-pandemic world, reinvigorating demand for flexible space.
Watch: Cushman & Wakefield CEO on the timeline to an office space demand recovery
Cushman & Wakefield CEO Brett White joins CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" team to break down its earnings and how he anticipates office space demand to recover eventually.
The New Economics of Office Space
Traditionally corporate real estate costs represent nine to 12 percent of a total company cost base.
For 10% of the workforce, working from home could be here to stay
The workforce currently working from home is poised to double after the pandemic ends, says the CEO of global commercial real estate firm Cushman and Wakefield.
The Office Building of the Future Should Be an Essential Part of Its Community
Office performance should be less about maximizing workplace density and more about the quality of the space and the experience it delivers.
Cycling might be about to change our lives and offices permanently
COVID-19 has forced companies across the country to reconsider many things, among which technology, wellbeing and space.