It’s no secret that the pandemic completely changed the conversation about how we work and where we work. Employees now prioritize work flexibility, and companies that can provide it have the upper ...

The office has become a place of contentious experimentation. It’s never been harder to know what the office means to workers today, and what it might mean in the future. Companies’ return-to-office ...

Designer Dan Sullivan wants to change your brain. As VP of R&D at Kova, a maker of building materials, facades, and windows, he’s been exploring the practical implications of what’s being called ...

Many companies preach the perks of office culture, from collaborating with colleagues to better communication. But even several years after the COVID-19 pandemic forced workers to turn their dining ...

Even in the mid-aughts, going to the doctor’s office was quite a different experience than it is now. You’d sit in a dark waiting room, with industrial carpeting or linoleum, in an old vinyl chair ...

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With an ever-increasing investment going toward integrating generative artificial intelligence into a seemingly infinite number of workflows, a critical question started to trickle into our ...

As tenants return in person, office space has become more than just a workplace. It’s now a recruitment tool, a retention strategy, and a competitive differentiation in the market. In today’s ...

Leonora Georgeoglou is an expert on future-of-work office design. She said that future offices will focus less on individual spaces and more on communal areas. The office must be a destination, she ...

Our workspace has been reshaped by the COVID-19 pandemic, following a global shift toward working from home, and the quality of our work environment has become more important than ever. According to ...

Between 2020 and 2060, the world will experience the largest wave of building and infrastructure growth in human history. The burst will result in an additional 2.6-trillion-square-foot floor area, ...