There are so many factors that influence trends in workspace design and workplace culture, so planning for life after Covid-19 is no easy task.
Not all short-term pandemic office solutions will lead to long-term changes
Are Our COVID-19 Responses Missing the Big Picture?
Accessible Design for All in the Post-COVID Workplace
The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have been particularly acute for people with disabilities, many of whom face unique challenges, such as a lack of accessible healthcare spaces or medical equipment.
The Future Workplace Will Embrace a Hybrid Reality
Is the Office of the Future Robotic?
The Coronavirus Economy: How office layouts could change for good because of the pandemic
Fortune spoke with Andrew Cogan, chairman, and CEO of Knoll, for a new series, The Coronavirus Economy, about how the outbreak has affected his business, his thoughts on the future, and how he is working through the pandemic.
DIRTT Launches Campaign to Encourage Organizations to Build Resilient Spaces That Put People First
Shaped by the core belief that spaces should be relevant, resilient, and respectful, DIRTT wants organizations to reset and rethink, and to create spaces that are adaptable, sustainable, and intentionally designed to manage the unknown.
How Workplaces Can Shift Towards Holistic Wellbeing Ahead Of Returning To Work
Flexibility, Wellness To Take Center Stage In Future Design
Forced out of offices by the coronavirus pandemic, many companies have since become more receptive to flexible work arrangements and more concerned with building safety.
Offices after pandemic will "balance physical and virtual work" says Perkins and Will interior design director
Perhaps the office relinquishes its function as a provider of private workstations and instead leans into its role of a 'meeting space' – that is, one designed to support collaboration and connection.
A Look Into The Workplace Post-COVID-19: The “Anti-Office”
The “anti-office” is the latest wave of workplace design, but how will it change given recent world events?
The Pandemic Might Have Broken The Office Market's Supply-Demand Dynamic. For Now.
The new workplace isn’t a building, instead, it is a network of real and virtual places forming an ecosystem designed to support each individual business. Hub-and-spoke working may be part of the answer.
Five Post-COVID Behaviors And Attitudes That Will Reshape The Workplace
NELSON Worldwide shares five behavior and attitude shifts they predict will have the heaviest impact on the corporate workplace along with recommendations for meeting these challenges.
The real reason open offices won’t go away any time soon
Unispace's Propeller concept marries office and home-working
If greater numbers of homeworkers is the new normal post-COVID-19, how will offices adapt their space?
Post coronavirus "the cubicle will become normal" says Paul Ferro
The 120-degree workstation configuration, a short-lived option from the past, may prove a viable option as it provides a sense of openness with the lower density and increased separation between seats now required.
The death of the open-plan office? Not quite, but a revolution is in the air
10 Renovations To Consider Before Reopening Your Office
Skender’s Clay Edwards shares the ten office updates he recommends to support a healthy return to work.
Office Evolution: Experts Reveal 5 Predictions for the Office of the Future
Watch: Designing What’s Next: Design + The Future
Watch James Ludwig, Vice President of Design and Engineering for Steelcase, as he answers five questions in five minutes on the future of the workplace in a post-COVID world and the unique opportunity it presents designers in the episode 1 of the series Designing What's Next.