As work and life evolve, personalized workspace design is becoming essential—helping employees find comfort, focus and well-being in the modern office.

Circularity isn’t a sustainability buzzword—it’s fast becoming a core business strategy. At this year’s CoreNet Global Summit, Green Standards showed how leading companies are turning office decommissions into opportunities for impact, efficiency, and community connection.

Workplace design is evolving into a living system—flexible, human-centered, and ready to adapt to the unpredictable needs of the future.

Santora’s candid keynote at the GWA Conference highlights what every coworking professional must know to navigate the flexible workspace market in 2025.

74% of companies now operate in a hybrid model, but the real challenge lies ahead: reimagining the office as a destination that draws people in.

Designing for gender inclusivity goes beyond equitable policy—it’s about creating environments that reflect and respect the full range of human experience. From signage and restrooms to artwork and naming conventions, every design choice sends a message about who belongs.

Can the workplace move beyond minimalism to reflect the diversity of today’s workforce? HGA shows how maximalist design can turn office spaces into living expressions of equity, belonging, and story.

Traditional leases are losing ground. Flexible workspace may be the path to recapturing lost demand.

Too many office strategies are still stuck on the wrong questions, such as “Is this space built for the job or the person?” But questions like these miss the bigger picture. 

As companies scramble to optimize hybrid workspaces, new tech lets them track office use without spying on employees.

Inclusive workplace design starts with psychological safety. Learn how people-first spaces foster trust, engagement, and a sense of belonging.

As the “Silver Tsunami” transforms today’s workforce, inclusive workplace design is more important than ever. Forward-thinking firms like TPG Architecture, HLW’s brandx, and Elevated share how to create spaces that are intuitive, accessible, and engaging for every generation.

Burnout is rising. Focus is fractured. Productivity is stalling and honestly the five day work week is starting to feel outdated. What if working less actually made your team better?

Circular Economy Editor Cynthia Milota speaks with leaders Emily Freeman, Laurie Johnson, and Liz Chapman at Circularity 25 in Denver about how Colorado is shaping national circular economy policy, deconstruction practices, and waste reduction strategies to build a more sustainable future.

As office vacancies continue to be an issue in some cities, coliving is transforming empty spaces into affordable, community-driven housing — slashing costs and adding density in cities worldwide.

Discover how workplace design is shifting from space to experience—leveraging UX, personalization, and behavioral design to boost engagement and culture.

In today’s hybrid workplace, every visit counts - and not just for employees. Whether it’s a prospective hire, a partner, or a high-value client, your office is no longer just a backdrop for meetings.