Three experts from UNS share how cognitive science, neuroaesthetics, and workplace design strategies are reshaping hybrid offices to enhance focus, reduce stress, and attract employees back to the workplace.

Countries face different AI challenges, whether facing aging workforces or surging youth populations, but the urgent need for reskilling is the common thread.

RoehrSchmitt Architecture's Chris Schmitt acknowledges the evolution of work and highlights ways offices can catch up to modern times.

Explore the "remote work paradox"—why 31% of remote workers feel engaged, yet 64% report suffering well-being, and how AI, hybrid models, and workplace design play into these challenges.

Learn how airport lounge design principles—like multisensory welcomes and wellness-focused spaces—can inspire innovative workplace environments that boost creativity, collaboration, and well-being.

Work Location as a Service (WLaaS) isn’t just a new format. It’s the future infrastructure of work.

Architect and workplace thought leader Hana Kassem and renowned cultural anthropologist Melissa Fisher explore how using ethnographic insights can inform workplace design and enable the integration of ‘third places’ into the workplace to foster social cohesion and community.

Baker Barrios Architect's Marilyn Russell shares how to design a multigenerational workplace that blends the best of Baby Boomer experience, Gen X pragmatism, Millennial collaboration, and Gen Z digital fluency—creating an office where every generation thrives.

Catch Cynthia Milota's new insights and the latest thinking on circular strategies for the built environment gained from the Circularity conference.

From intentional arrivals to curated connections, Cora Visnick shares how elements from luxury resorts—think The White Lotus—can transform your office into a hub for collaboration, productivity, and the whole self.

Learn the 4 traits top companies share to succeed with workplace management technology and how to maximize your investment.

It’s no longer unthinkable to consider a robotic receptionist or AI-powered assistant welcoming members, managing bookings, or even offering local lunch recommendations with a smile (or at least a programmed one).

SmithGroup's Madeline Dunsmore points out that if you are in the business of providing office space today, you are also in the business of gathering, whether you know it or not.

As glass towers rise and green cover shrinks, architects and developers are turning to a powerful design philosophy that reconnects people with nature: biophilic design.

Struggling to revitalize empty commercial real estate, companies are repurposing spaces for vertical farming - creating fresh opportunities for both food security and corporate sustainability in the future of work.

Dr. Gleb Tsipursky offers the environmental impacts of returning to the office and how remote work can help. 

JLL's Ram Srinivasan explore how Apple TV+’s 'Severance' mirrors real-world AI, leadership, and workplace change—revealing the urgent need for intentional work design.