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A Hotel-Style Hybrid Work Environment May Be the Answer to the Post-Pandemic Office Question

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Haworth Partners with Mikomax / CBRE Reports Improved Office Demand In Half Of Major U.S. Markets

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Steelcase Shares Slide Nearly 6% as 4Q Earns Hit By Supply Chain Issues, Inflation

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After Covid Closures, a New Quest to Make Offices Less Awful

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The Office of The Future and much more

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Showrooms Are Opening Up In Fulton Market As Manufacturers, Designers See It As An Alternative To The Mart / 6 Unusual Amenities in a Post-Pandemic Office / What Bosses Really Think About the Future of the Office / Sublease Inventory Declining For First Time Since Start Of Pandemic / and dozens more stories.

In This Issue:

• Majority Of U.S. Employees Skeptical About Return-To-Work Plans

• Pilots + Prototypes: When the Workplace Becomes a Laboratory

• More Companies Tightening Remote-Work Eligibility

• 4 ways to navigate your return to the office

• The metaverse won’t be able to fix this major work issue. Here’s what will

• Kimball International, Inc. Reports First Quarter 2022 Results

• Beyond Reservations: How Tech Can Make People Want to Come Back to the Office

• More people are staying single—and workplaces need to adjust

• Pearson Lloyd Views Office Furniture Differently

• New research provides insights into post-pandemic workplace

• Coworking Operators Are Adding Locations, Raising Rents As Market Stabilizes

• Managing Workplace Change: Five Considerations

• A brief guide to office design

• Jane Abernethy Insists on Walking the Talk

• Hybrid Working: A matter of reputation?

• MassMutual Weighs A Hybrid Work Future As Its Seaport Tower Opens

• Why fashion brands are collaborating with dead midcentury architects

• Ep. 159: Clever Extra - Innovating for the Future of Furniture Design

• The Top 4 Trends Happening in Spaces & Places

• Make The New Normal Work with a Change Management Plan

• Coworking’s Growing Footprint in Malls

• Why ocean-bound plastic is heading for the office

• Configura Holds Largest CET Experience Yet

• Two Companies Offer Next-Generation Solutions for Circular Workplaces

• This London startup wants you to rent a pop-up office just like a Citi Bike

• Why Co-Working Spaces Are Betting on the Suburbs

• Where's my order? Tracing one container through a broken global supply chain

• The Future Of Work Looks More Flexible And Independent According To A New Report

• Report Predicts Remote Work Trends Will Cause Steep CRE Losses, Problems For Cities

• PODCAST: NYC Office Owner Chris Schlank On Tenant 'Hubris' And The Future Of Office

• Air quality concerns hindering return to five-day office week

• Inside one company’s struggle to fix the “monstrosities” of the furniture industry

• Eames Demetrios picks five highlights from Eames Office exhibition 80 Years of Design

• Are businesses suffering the vacancy effect?

• Springboard’s DOURO Collection Debuts First Horizontal Working Surfaces

• Setting your sights on a boardroom table? WallGoldfinger Furniture goes big with new boardroom table line

• LDI Interiors Launches Three New Patterns To Their EnviroLeather™ Prints "Soiree" Collection

• The New Raw 3D prints "zero-waste" Ermis chair from studio's own offcuts

• heijltjesakkaya's transforming furniture promotes physical activity in the workplace

• Allseating’s Prata Wins 2021 GRANDS PRIX DU DESIGN Platinum Award

• Made in America, The smartBOX Company is Helping Offices Open On-Time and On-Budget

• RelvãoKellermann for gumpo: "pony"

• X-Chair Launches X77 Massage Chair

• Studio Plow Brings Faire’s Digital Identity to Life at its New Headquarters in San Francisco

• Stantec Uses Pops Of Color To Bring VIVEX Offices To Life

• The Malin is a New York Co-Working Space for Design-Minded Members

In This Issue:

• Humanscale Launches Residential Designer Trade Program

• DIRTT Third-quarter revenue fell short of expectations as loss grows

• Office Furniture Supplier Aims for Record Year Despite Shipping Delays

• Flexible workspace provider Uncommon launches first office furniture collection

• The office of the future will be a leader-free, social-space

• Students are the next target for co-working spaces. Campuses are taking note

• Shopify makes a major design industry acquisition

• "Woman Made: Great Women Designers" by Jane Hall

• The next phase of remote work will be even more disruptive

• Here’s what the future of work looks like after COVID-19

• Manhattan Office Leasing Hit New Highs In October, But So Did Availability

• Workers Aren't Running Back To Boston's Recovering Office Market

• Recruitment drive sees majority of firms embed flexible working policies

• Remote Work Policies Embroiled in Historic Worker Movement

• Herman Miller Dealer Stealer

• The ultimate office amenity in 2021? Fresh air

• Desperate Office Landlords Are Offering Double Commissions to Brokers

• All those people quitting jobs, where are they going?

• Announcing the Shaw Contract Design Awards 2021 Winners!

• Teknion Introduces WithIn™

• Flos introduces Oblique Qi - a compact table lamp with wireless charging base

• Zaha Hadid + Karimoku Furniture Collaborate on a Furniture Collection

• Recycled plastic REX chair by Ineke Hans is sold with refundable deposit

• Spacesmith Creates A New HQ for Nonprofit Legal Provider, NYLAG

• Foster + Partners flanks Istanbul Apple store with travertine stone walls

• In This Issue:

• Steelcase Acquires Spanish Design Company Viccarbe

• Vinnie Johnson shutters office furniture dealership Airea

• HNI Shares Slide As Inflation Bites Into Q3, Margin Shrinks

• West Michigan's largest furniture manufacturers to require COVID-19 vaccine

• ABI September 2021: Architecture firm billings end the summer on a strong note

• Significant Year-Over-Year Growth Across North America - Pipeline Index Remains Robust, above 50%

• What Designers Need to Know about Supply Chain Disruption

• New Demand for Office Space Drops in September

• Designing a Workplace That Optimizes for Movement and Mobility

• Soaring U.S. business starts in pandemic show new normal evolving

• This is What Hybrid Work Looks Like in Action

• Where Flex Fits in the Return to the Office

• Covid Acted As A Pivot And Is Bringing New Tech Into The Office World

• A burst of technological innovation is reshaping the future of work

• How Hybrid Work Will Transform Our Workplaces

• Enticing Reluctant Workers Back To The Office Will Test Companies' Leadership

• 'Stunning' Percentage Of Companies Haven't Set Hybrid Work Plans: EY Survey

• Impact of flexible work demonstrates a fragile post-pandemic business world

• Employees are designing the workplace of the future

• Most remote workers judge how co-workers' home offices look in video calls

• Working in an office on Thursdays 4 times more popular than Mondays

• The benefits of having dogs at work

• WeWork Finally Gets Its Debut as a Public Company Trading on NYSE

• Flex Office's Supply-Demand Drivers Point to Further Growth

• Returning to the Physical Workplace - What's At Stake?

• Future Of Work: Landlords Need To Start Leveraging The Power Of AI, Here's Why.

• Chicago's Downtown Office Market's Downward Trend Will Continue For Months As Covid Blocks Typical Recovery

• Productivity concerns remain as more people tentatively return to office

• Is home working too homely?

• Helping the planet one chair at a time

• Work-From-Home Successes Prove You Can Live, Thrive in Palm Springs

• The Reimagined Workspace: Amobi by AMQ

• Tinnef from Scandinavian Spaces Awarded 3 Best of NeoCon Awards - Gold, Innovation, and Sustainability The occasional table is a beacon of what future generations demand from the built environment

• Back at the office with noisy coworkers? This privacy hood keeps sounds and nosy people away

• Emeco introduces “Truss” collection by Erwan & Ronan Bouroullec

• Federica Biasi designs Kokoro Working Box for Manerba

• Herman Miller Wants To Put Their Art in Your House As Much As You Do

• Normann Copenhagen’s new headquarters-cum-flagship functions as a spatial marketing campaign

• Hendy Gives Nogin A Colorful California Office Space

In This Issue:

• How Younger Workers’ Preferences and Workstyles Will Define the Future Workplace

• One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Employees’ Needs Are Changing Work Spaces

• Here’s Why Employees at Top-Performing Companies Need the Office

• How Working From Home Could Change Where Innovation Happens

• 5 ways companies are helping employees return to the office

• Reimagined office lobbies can serve as shared cultural hubs

• Should Your Office Be More Like a Clubhouse? This HQ Makes the Case

• Why Technology is Key to Delivering Occupier Flexibility

• So what's happening to all the plexiglass we thought was a solution last year?

• Texas-based Air Force agency converting to mostly telework in ‘Office of the Future’

• How Eco-Friendly Is Remote Working?

• Hybrid work attitudes – leadership still face challenges aligning their strategy

• VTS To Acquire Workplace Experience Platform Used By Brookfield, Oxford, Hines

• Net Office Absorption is Now Trending Positive in Majority of US Metros

• The Economic Impact of a Hybrid Office

• Goodmans interior Structures becomes Arizona's exclusive distributor for Herman Miller and Knoll

• Corporate Interior Systems Establishes Preeminent Partnership with Haworth

• New furniture at NeoCon captures today's workplace trends

• Configura Wins Best of NeoCon Gold for Stage

• 10 Questions With… Barber Osgerby

• 2021 Healthcare Design Awards

• Office furniture firm Bisley appoints first creative director

• Adela Rex Collection Demonstrates the Beauty + Sustainability of Plywood

• This chair style is all over social media—here's how to get one

• Koroseal Partners with Stacy Garcia | New York to Launch an Exclusive, Urban-Inspired Wallcovering Collection

• MdeAS Breathes New Life into Historic McGraw-Hill Building at 330 West 42nd Street

• Take a Tour of Microsoft Australia's Fully Immersive Space By GroupGSA

In This Issue:

• Office Occupancy Stabilized In Q3, Ushering In The Next Phase Of Uncertainty

• The Next Workplace to Bring People Together

• NYC Construction Employment To Hit Lowest Level Since 2014

• London office market falls thanks to uptake of remote work

• NYC Construction Employment To Hit Lowest Level Since 2014

• 4 ways to navigate your return to the office

• A safe and secure workplace as we emerge from the pandemic? Here's how

• Organizations prioritize technologies for the year ahead

• Knight Dragon’s Kerri Sibson on flexing to the workspace demands of London’s creative class

• Will WeWork Work?

• The Great Resignation Is Accelerating

• Herman Miller’s Design Yard transformation

• Try These Cool Alternatives to Traditional Coworking Spaces

• Managers can be blind to some of the stresses of home workers

• Extremis Openings Permanent Chicago Showroom in The Merchandise Mart

• Herman Miller Partners with USA Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai to Explore the Future of Work

• The New Hybrid Office Playbook, as tested by SF Bay Area Businesses.

• Bank of America 'very focused on getting our people back to the office'

• Z-Bar Lighting by Koncept Gets an Upgrade With the Gen 4 Line

• Meet the next-generation of bookable work pods

• Kimball Introduces EverySpace – A Creative Framework for the Future

• Unika Vaev Introduces Four New Acoustic Products from Instyle

• Nate: a wooden furniture collection from Brunner and ASK

• Mannington Commercial Introduces Amtico Active Lines Collection

• Fresh Introductions for Fall. So.Many.Choices.

• NeoCon 2021 Trend: Coziness Factor

• Snøhetta designs co-working space in Tokyo

In This Issue:

• Workers Back At The Office At Highest Rate Since Pandemic Began

• Workers feel more trusted and motivated thanks to hybrid working

• Janet Pogue McLaurin On Where Work and The Workplace is Headed

• The pandemic changed co-working needs—WeWork and Feather have partnered to meet them

• Tangram Announces Strategic Partnership with Symbiote

• 4 ways to navigate your return to the office

• Canadian Design Firm Ivy Studio Is Revolutionizing Contract Interiors

• Developers Are Betting On Live-work-play Communities To Attract New Tenants

• Remote workers to enjoy increased tax relief, Irish government announces

• Emerging Growth Firms Are Driving Manhattan’s Office Resurgence

• Considerations for a Truly Multi-Generational Business

• Wellbeing, mental health and loneliness become major business concerns

• Shift to hybrid working highlights the value of weak ties

• Blueprint for Inclusive Workplaces of the Future

• How to Make Your Office More Than Just an Office

• Maharam Launches Outside In at ICA, University of Pennsylvania

• Brands don't prioritise sustainability "unless they see dollar signs" says Benjamin Hubert

• Promoting Well-being in the Workplace Using Restorative Design

• Return of Office Workers Reaches Pandemic High as Employees Trickle In

• What the Return to the Office Will Look Like

• Interview with Daniel Stromborg from Gensler about "Mixu"

• Wagner Living: "D2" for "Workspace in progress" at the MAKK

• Icons of Denmark exhibits new 4T System designed in collaboration with Hee Welling

• QUORUM MULTICONFERENCE by Lacasse

• Kimball Announces New Product Introductions That Diversify Their Portfolio

• AIS Wraps a Successful Show at NeoCon 2021

• Announcing the 2021 Best of NeoCon 2021 Award Winners

• National Office Furniture Releases New Product Enhancements Tailored to Add Comfort to the Workplace

• WallGoldfinger Furniture’s Doko line earns Special Mention in Architizer A+Product Awards

• Hightower wins multiple NeoCon awards including ‘Best Showroom’

• Design Pool, LLC. Receives HiP Award & Metropolis Likes at NeoCon 2021

• Steelcase Hybrid Solutions Receive NeoCon 2021 Awards

• Vocon Creates An Industrial-Inspired NYC HQ For Avison Young

In This Issue:

• Richard Schultz, Designer Who Made the Outdoors Modern, Dies at 95

• Ted Moudis Associates Presents New Manhattan Office for Ducera PartnersNew Steelcase CEO sees opportunity in rapidly shifting office furniture industry

• Tarkett to Relocate Showroom to Chicago’s Fulton Market

• Workers feel more trusted and motivated thanks to hybrid working

• What to consider when designing the intergenerational workspace

• Cisco releases new hybrid work index based on millions of data points!

• Amazon (AMZN) Softens Return-to-Office Policy, Says Remote Work Is Fine

• What can the workplace learn from lockdown?

• Designing for neurodiversity builds healthier workplaces for all

• A New Generation of Designers Brings 'Sloppy Craft' to Commercial Interiors

• What Corporate Offices Can Learn From The Co-Working Space Boom

• WeWork Done Cutting Locations, Projects $1.5B Loss In 2021

• Office furniture makers are getting creative about the environment

• The Great Office Furniture Reshuffling

• Brits shun traditional working hours, favoring flexibility and family life

• Boston Mayor Signs Law Requiring All Buildings Over 20K SF To Be Net Zero Within 30 Years

• Covid Spells The End For Office Buildings Already On Their Last Legs

• Launching the new WELL Enterprise Provider designation in collaboration with IWBI

• Herman Miller Group Chicago Showroom at Fulton Market Achieves WELL v2 Gold Level Certification

• North America Custom Acoustics Manufacturer Launches Biophilic Moss Design & Engineering Company

• 3D Printing: Case Study "Lounge Chair Slope" by Oechsler

• Philippe Starck Teams Up With Andreu World on Sustainable Seating Line

• Keilhauer's New Collaboration With Form Us With Love and More

• NARBUTAS Marks Successful Opening of the New Chicago Showroom During Neocon 2021

• Ted Moudis Associates Presents New Manhattan Office for Ducera Partners

In This Issue:

• The clever trick one firm is using to design furniture for the hybrid work era

• Open offices failed. These are 6 essentials to make sure the next office doesn’t

• Hybrid Offices Come With More Data Privacy Challenges

• Hotels Seizing Hybrid Opportunities Dropped by Offices

• The next-gen smart office will be built on employee data. Is that what we want?

• Future housing will be built to facilitate remote working, say panellists of Aritco talk

• No Place Like Home: To Draw Workers Back, Designers Making Offices Look More Like Living Rooms

• WeWork's launch with furniture rental company Feather includes local coworking spaces

• Shaping the Future of Work: Three stages of transformation

• Design history has conveniently excluded women. That’s finally changing

• What To Expect When We Return to The Office - Part 2

• Disconnect between executives and employees on returning to the office

• SPACE, Inc. Awarded $50M Blanket Purchase Agreement from FDA

• During NeoCon an Installation Lights Up the Mart

• DARRAN's Honey Collection wins Best of NeoCon Competition and NeoCon Gold

• Ultrafabrics, global leader in performance fabrics launches Uf Select its first offering made in North America

• Our Favorites From NeoCon 2021

• Allsteel Receives Four Awards at NeoCon 2021

• Hightower Returns to NeoCon With a New, Award-Winning Showroom

• See the 8 most amazing sights at Nike’s new LeBron James Innovation Center

• LX Hausys America Introduces New Pietra Collection by HIMACS Solid Surface

In This Issue:

• Armbruster takes over as Steelcase president and CEO

• Haworth forms new partnership with Pennsylvania-based manufacturer Emeco

• Tangram Acquires BKM Total Office of Texas

• New Analysis Has Majority Returning to Office in Q1 2022

• Bringing home into the workplace: Why offices are embracing domestic design

• Trendway focuses on reconnecting people and reactivating flexible workspaces at NeoCon

• QUORUM Multiconference Wins a Best of NeoCon Silver Award

• Gabriel Opens its Largest Showroom Globally in Chicago During NeoCon

• See the DreamCube, the immersive spectacle that’s like walking into a video game

• A divine spark of inspiration for office occupiers and designers

• Follow Me table by Mara

• Fil Doux Textiles Bursts Into Outdoor Market Segment with Collection of Premium, Sustainably-Minded Outdoor Fabrics

• A Functional Post-Pandemic Office that Inspires

In This Issue:

• Ready or Not, Purposeful Work Is Coming

• Herman Miller, Inc. Reports First Quarter Fiscal 2022 Results

• Herman Miller Exclusive Manufacturer of the National Museum of Norway's Competition Chair Design Winner "Portrait"

• Configura announces acquisition of ProjectMatrix

• Professional Associations and Metropolis Create the Interior Design Pledge for Positive Impact

• The One Element Missing From The Hybrid Workplace Conversation

• Delta Variant Slowing, Not Ending Office Recovery

• Boston, Texas, Florida Set Pace for US Office Recovery

• Cisco In Talks To Establish Huge Midtown Atlanta Office

• Is the Office Market Stabilizing?

• The Frustration with Productivity Culture

• Andreu World’s Conversations About Work Takes Readers Beyond Shop Talk

• The truth about the workplace comes out of the well

• Workers are putting on pants to return to the office only to be on Zoom all day

• Is Coworking the Solution To Remote Work Isolation?

• 5 tips to help you choose the right office chair

• Eames…Sneakers? Why Fashion Is Obsessed With Furniture

• Logicdata announces Historic Move to "One-Stop-Shop" for Customized Adjustable Legs, Frames

• NARBUTAS Opens a New Chicago Showroom During Neocon 2021

• Gabriel Opens its Largest Showroom Globally in Chicago

• Steelcase Unveils Ergonomic Chair Designed for 21st Century Work

• "Indeed" from Dauphin works in the office and in the home office

• Morbern takes the Heat out of Vinyl Seats with Koolfab

• The Atra Armchair Continues the Rising Trend of Indoor/Outdoor Furniture

• Leading Finnish green city Lahti sets up remote workstations in nature sites free for everyone to use

• TPG Architecture Gives Newsday A New Space Reflective Of Its Brand

In This Issue:

• Cushman & Wakefield Predicts Mass Return To Offices In Q1

• 5 Findings From New Study About the Value of the Office

• From office to workspace – how we work post pandemic will see further changes to the real estate market

• Office Equipment Sales Surge Due to Work-From-Home Battle Stations

• The suburban office park rises from the dead

• Report Finds Companies Are Underestimating The "Great Resignation"

• Remote working led to drop in high quality output, Microsoft study concludes

• Who’s really returning to the office? It’s not exactly who you think

• AIA: Billings Show Continued Strength in August

• Flex Giant IWG Weighs Breaking Itself Up

• Adding value to office design through roof terraces

• Leadership In an Era of Change Fatigue

• Innovant Introduces Palette, a Line of Multi-Function Private Office and Collaboration Furniture That Can Be Quickly Reconfigured for a Changing Workplace

• Designtex Introduces New Digitally-Printed Wallcoverings at NeoCon 2021

• AIS Heads to NeoCon 2021

• Ethnicraft Debuts Oak Stairs Lockers at NeoCon 2021

• Jetty:Mod Among Several New Collections from Allsteel at NeoCon 2021

• New textile samples solution Mercato Place unveils during NeoCon 2021

• North America Custom Acoustics Manufacturer Launches Biophilic Moss Design & Engineering Company

• Introducing the CURVO Collection: Three New Collaboration Tools for Flexible Workspaces

• LDI Interiors Launches EnviroSil® - New Line of Stain-Resistant Silicone Upholstery for Demanding Environments

• Successful hybrid: CML headquarters with luminaires by Artemide

In This Issue:

• 'Resimercial': The Terrible Word for Today’s Trendy Office Aesthetic

• HNI Corporation Provides Business Update

• Perkins&Will Gives Kimball A Clean, Light-Filled New Space in Dallas

• This $1.6 billion hospital redesign dramatically reduces ER wait times

• Steelcase Reports Second Quarter Fiscal 2022 Results

• British Design Brand Established & Sons Teams Up with Steelcase

• MG West to Acquire Unisource Solutions’ Northern California Operations

• Ethosource celebrates a milestone mark of 20 years in the office furniture industry

• iOFFICE + SpaceIQ announces strategic investment by Autodesk

• Ten installations to see at the Chicago Architecture Biennial during NeoCon

• The 3 Biggest Coworking Trends Shaping up for 2022

• Danish design renaissance sees Copenhagen "becoming like the area around Milan"

• NYC Office Recovery Will be Subdued, Below Average: Fitch Ratings

• Report Finds Companies Are Underestimating The "Great Resignation"

• Three quarters of firms planning to change work culture

• More companies say goodbye to the office as COVID-19 rages and remote work gains acceptance

• Winds of change are blowing through the office

• Office Sublease Overhang Eased Slightly In August

• Leadership In an Era of Change Fatigue

• Want to be a great designer? Steal these 30 secrets from the world’s top experts

• Google to Spend $2.1 Billion on Manhattan Office Building

• Reshoring Surges As Supply Chain Snarls Live On

• Do Building Owners Have a Duty To Help Solve Airborne Illness?

• This book explains actually helpful actions you can take to fight climate change

• Here’s why flexibility, not hybrid, is what employees say they want

• Watch a live talk on the creative process with Benjamin Hubert

• NeoCon 2021: LINAK U.S. Inc. keeps you moving no matter where you work

• The Accord Collection from Concertex

• Resource Furniture's Giro Takes You From Desk to Dining Table for Four

• This invisible gadget turns any table into a wireless phone charger

• The SmartBOX Company Unveils a full line of American Made, Sustainably Manufactured Personal Work Pods

• Pair's new benching system with a waterfall edge, Fade

• Enhancing Eklund: National Office Furniture Fortifies a New Favorite

• Vitra Design Museum: "Here We Are! Women in Design 1900 - today"

In This Issue:

• What Is the Value of ‘Tattle Tech’ in the Modern Workplace?

• Jeanne Gang is creating a better future by building on the past

• How to deal with the coworker you hate as you return to the office

• Maximum flexibility, minimum hassle: Space as a service (SPaaS)

• Nearly Half Of Companies Want To Downsize Their Office Spaces Post-Pandemic: Report

• Remote Work Expected to Fuel Housing Demand for Years to Come

• Nook Wellness Pods provide Shelter, Comfort and Calm for NeoCon attendees

• Three questions to Jeannette Altherr

• People Don’t Want to Be In an Office Every Day but They Want Access to One

• Fresh New Energy From 9to5 Seating

• Okamura Introduces Phlox

• Introducing the HAL Lounge Chair

• Carl Hansen & Son Presents the Flexible Embrace Sofa

• Introducing Flek Pure: 3form’s New 100 Percent Recycled Architectural Material

• Ole Wanscher's T-Chair Given New Lease of Life at Carl Hansen & Son

• CannonDesign Swaps Old for High-Tech for the Cboe Global Markets in Chicago

• Christ & Gantenbein designs Roche office to give staff "a reason to come to work"

• Rapt Studio Employs an Outdoorsy-tech Aesthetic for VF Corporation’s Headquarters in Denver

• Whitney Brothers® Nature View Serenity Pod Wins Spaces4Learning 2021 New Product Award

In This Issue:

• Where Work Goes From Here

• Thriving in the Fluid Workplace

• Four insights from the workplace of the future

• Regenerative Workplace

• Your office air is making you stupider

• Ikea's massive gaming collection, including a very weird new product

• Virco Reports 5.8% Increase in Net Income for Second Quarter and Record Backlog

• Climate Action 2021: Real Estate Must Adapt

• WeWork Could Push Back Its Deadline To Go Public

• Office Door Handles Have 30 Times More Bacteria than Toilet Seats

• Offices Reopen With Safety Plans, but Big-City Commutes Spook Workers

• Inviting Nature into the Workplace

• Workers struggle with Delta "whiplash"

• Byrne Charging Helps Visitors Plug in (and play) at this year's ArtPrize

• Tangram Donates Classroom Desks and Workstations for Children at Orange County Rescue Mission Amid Hybrid School Year

• 16 Products from Milan’s Supersalone Reveal the Global Design Industry’s Response to Our New World

• This German startup lets you attend 3D trade shows in your browser

• Steelcase Outlines ESG Goals and Priorities in Annual Impact Report

• As Traditional Office Recovery Falters, Coworking Firms Continue To Bounce Back

• Anyplace Launches Anyplace Select, a New Type of Accommodation Designed for Remote Workers

• IKEA introduces movable sleeping capsules in Paris

• Japanese-Inspired Sculptural Installation Brings New Life to a Historic Seattle Building

• 9 to 5 no more: a London co-working space is designed for the post-COVID work world