A workplace becomes more powerful when it’s treated as a living system—shaped by employee voice, evolving routines, and a design process that values adaptability as much as aesthetics.
Driven by hybrid work models, organizations are rethinking the role of the physical office—no longer viewing it simply as a place to perform tasks, but as a tool to foster greater collaboration and connectivity.
En Masse Architecture and Design set out to create more than a co-working space—they designed a shared foundation for Chicago’s independent creative community.
In this episode of What the F is Happening to the Office?, host Bob Fox talks with Brian Elliott — CEO of WorkForward, senior advisor with BCG, bestselling author of How the Future Works, and publisher of the Flex Index.
At 1 Rockefeller Plaza, Spectorgroup and Tishman Speyer have crafted a workplace that feels unmistakably New York—energized by the city’s musical legacy, grounded in architectural heritage, and engineered for today’s flexible workstyles.
Santora’s candid keynote at the GWA Conference highlights what every coworking professional must know to navigate the flexible workspace market in 2025.
Let’s skip the tired debate about whether people want to be back in the office. They’re already there, some willingly, some with a badge swipe and a sigh. So why is it that we focus so much on the “new norm” for employee behaviors and patterns, but not the new norm for our offices?
In Toronto’s Liberty Village, Lebel & Bouliane reimagined 50,000 sq ft into a flexible, hybrid campus that unites 15 agencies and fuels collaboration, creativity, and community.
Explore AET and MISC’s new Singapore headquarters by Conexus Studio—an energy-efficient, maritime-inspired office designed for collaboration, sustainability, and future growth.
