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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.

As workplaces grow louder, faster, and more connected than ever, a quiet truth is emerging: people need places to pause.

In our joint evaluation with the DLR Group Chicago Interiors team, we put Hon's Ignition 2.0 to the test across three key areas. See our findings.

In this episode of What the F is Happening to the Office?, host Bob Fox sits down with Jeremy Reding, Global Workplace Leader & Senior Principal at DLR Group, architect, educator, and workplace futurist.

As immersive experiences like Meow Wolf captivate audiences, workplace design is rethinking how to make the office worth returning to—through choice, discovery, and storytelling-driven spaces that inspire connection and creativity.

What if your next office could reduce carbon, elevate wellbeing, and reflect your company’s values—all through the power of wood?

NeoCon Talks 2025 brought together industry disruptors, leaders, and influencers for thought-provoking 20-minute conversations in the NeoCon Talks Lounge on the 7th floor. This year’s...

DLR Group's Jeremy Reding paves the way forward by reflecting on the past five years of workplace disruption and evolution. 

Erica Ceder, principal at DLR Group takes us through the rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of The Pritchard Building.

DLR Group's Art Bloodworth is marking the Gen Z migration as the trend to watch in 2025 — the youngest office members are moving south.

Through 3 Colorado case studies, DLR Group's Dominick Roveto highlights key design components that tech-first environments need to thrive. 

Every meeting was just a little better this June thanks to time spent in JSI's latest conference room chair. Meet Cosgrove!