As we prepare to return to the office, this is our opportunity to create places of work that truly enhance our well-being and invigorate our connections.
Does the workplace of today reflect our societal values? Is COVID-19 helping to slow or advance the democratization of the workplace? In comparing today’s workplace to that of 50 years ago, the contrast is dramatic and telling.
The design lines between home and workplace have been increasingly blurred in recent years, and now is the opportunity to create synergy between the two.
Our collective remote work experience has been an experiment for all of us, providing insight into what we need to work most effectively. What have we learned?
As companies rethink what they want from the post-lockdown workplace, they’re taking a closer look at how they are using space and asking, how can it better meet their needs.
As new hybrid work environments become more prevalent, the Perkins Eastman's Design Strategy team explores the concept of the Fourth Place – a place that combines the functions of home, work, and public space.
With new challenges in workplace safety as we return to the office, it is time to finally use technology to make our workplaces smarter, safer, and more efficient.
