In 1967 chemical company DuPont gutted a floor of an office building in Delaware and rebuilt it. The firm put almost everyone into one big room with low partitions. In one corner, they provided a ...

As companies in Orange County prepare to go back to the office, employers are rethinking their space. Short-term changes made as a result of the coronavirus pandemic will incorporate new county ...

As a leader, the decisions you make about redesigning your office space matter. As you contemplate redesigning your office space for a hybrid workforce, here are three strategies to set your employees ...

The remote work revolution has permanently changed how we think about productivity. Roughly one-fifth of American workers will work remotely by 2025, with about one in seven employed Americans working ...

Office life is about to move outdoors. In buildings across the country, new and renovated offices are being designed to include more options for workers to get away from their desks and go outside.

Flexible seating and adaptable common areas are among top trends in today’s office design. The post-pandemic press favored a number of oft-revisited topics. One popular theme: The downsizing of office ...

Creating a workspace that inspires employees to be productive and motivated is essential for any organization aiming to improve performance. The relationship between office design and the interactions ...

White-collar workers have gone back and forth with plans to return to an in-person workday with each passing wave of the pandemic. While some prophesied in 2020 that a home desk or kitchen table was ...

Over the past 50 years or so, what the office means to us has drastically changed—and so have the office design trends. Whether we like it or not, these spaces are where most of us spend the majority ...

Gone are the days of one downtown headquarters. Modern companies are moving towards a hub-and-spoke model with one central office hub and smaller spokes—or satellite offices for employees, says hybrid ...

Office designers are scrambling now to try to get more members of the workforce safely back to their desks. Clear plastic sneeze guards have become familiar, as have floors taped off at 6-foot ...