Businesses are still on the hunt for office space months into the coronavirus pandemic, a sign that embracing a drastic change in the way employees work will still include time spent in the office.
How digital hubs could replace working from home - and the office
Are co-working spaces going to benefit from the ‘attack’ on offices?
With many still working from home, we take a look at the role co-working spaces could play when businesses begin bringing employees back together.
A new start with an old favorite
Egon Eiermann’s design classic “SE 68 SU” for Wilde + Spieth provides the central theme for the interior of the Tingbjerg Library and Culture House in Copenhagen.
Manhattan on Track to Have Lowest Leasing Year So Far This Century
Year over year leasing activity decreased by 20.9% and August 2020 leasing in Manhattan was 63.7% lower than the monthly average in 2019.
Here is Where Office Rents are Rising
Downsizing? Managers Will Also Need To Navigate 'Survivor Syndrome'
"Layoff survivors’ guilt is very real and very common, even in a strong economy when the likelihood of former colleagues finding other positions is strong,"
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.
Will The 3+2 “Hybrid” Workplace Of Home And Office Become The New Norm For Business?
We have a great exciting opportunity to reimagine work around the new remote reality, which is clearly here to stay.
While covid-19 continues to force remote work, Europe looks to enforce a right to disconnect
The concept, first legislated in France in 2017, limits how much employees can be made to answer phone calls and emails outside working hours.
Storey teams up with Waugh Thistleton Architects to design reconfigurable CLT office building with flexible workspaces
The structural timber is exposed throughout the building's interior, which Waugh says could have a positive impact on the occupants' wellbeing.
Fritz Hansen launches Arne Jacobsen chairs in 16 new colours
Each of the tones was chosen to complement one another, and offer a "subtle warmth" to the chair design they are applied to.
If You Worked Here, You’d Be Home: The Case For Live-Work Buildings
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s clear that the way we occupy our spaces must be re-envisioned. Could live-work buildings be the future?
Pivot Spaces: A Central Feature In The Post-COVID Workplace
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.
Ditching the 9 to 5 has enlightening implications for the design of offices
While taking small cautious steps toward recovery there are two distinct areas of the physical environment that require differing attention, namely; domestic and commercial.
In Coming Wave of Pandemic-Induced Vacancies, Some See Opportunity
As the outlook for retail, hotel and office space shifts, some developers are already planning to convert empty properties to new uses.
Gensler is America's top-grossing architecture firm for ninth year in a row
For the ninth year in a row, the San Francisco-based design giant has topped the list of Architectural Record's Top 300 U.S. Architecture Firms list.
The Office Building of the Future Should Be an Essential Part of Its Community
Today we recognize that office buildings are no longer just containers for people but rather an experience supercharger. Office performance should be less about maximizing workplace density and more about the quality of the space and the experience it delivers.
How Workplace Design Can Ease Anxiety and Feelings of Isolation
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.