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Perkins Eastman’s Rebecca Milne shares how it will be increasingly important to cultivate human connection in all of our experiences, whether they occur in a virtual or physical setting.
Here are a few ways downtown office buildings can reinvent themselves third places and urban workplace destinations.
Donald Rattner shares how the home will become more like the office and the office more like home in the coming years.
If your most common workplace of today is home, then it’s essential to think about ways in which you can make your home office healthier.
The workplaces of the future will rely less on function and more on experience, enticing employees back to the office with destination-worthy workplaces.
Primo Orpilla of Studio O+A introduces the Home Room, a transitional space between the changing area and the work area, that we will see more of in 2021.
Mohawk’s Royce Epstein shares why it’s important for design to include alternate views of history, to be more inclusive, and shape a new present and future. Stay tuned for more 2021 trend predictions all month long!
HOK’s Kay Sargent kicks off our 2021 trends series exploring why we must evolve beyond the notion of the office to reimagining an ecosystem for work.
One remote work challenge that’s currently in the spotlight is, who should cover the cost of working from home?
Herman Miller’s VP of Global Research and Insights, Ryan Anderson, shares his predictions for the future of work and the workplace.
WDM readers want to know how A&D organizations think workspace design is changing and their thoughts on how to return to work.
Gen Z has officially entered the workforce and they come with their own set of expectations.
