Our weekly round up of workplace news from around the web.
- Groundscrapers have been considered less desirable than taller buildings, but their ability to house an entire company on a single floor has made them more desirable in the pandemic, says the New York Times.
- Business Facilities reports that workers should not expect to return to the workplace by year’s end.
- How has the pandemic changed landlord/tenant relationships? Bisnow investigates.
- The Financial Times shares how better design will improve the spaces where we work and live.
- Is the pandemic really the death of the traditional HQ? GeekWire explains.
- The Australian Financial Review reports that Dropbox is retiring the 9am to 5pm workday and will use its offices solely for collaboration and teamwork as it moves to become a virtual-first company where staff will work from home permanently.
