flexibility in the workplace

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?

Ontario Teachers’ new HQ by Gensler reimagines workplace culture with wellness-focused ecosystems, inclusive design, and flexible spaces that support connection, movement, and collaboration.

M Moser's Gurvinder Khurana highlights how hospitality is transforming workplace design into something more human, layered, and responsive.

Five years later, Ryan Anderson comes back to the Work Design table and discusses the restaurant analogy for the future of the office. 

Coworking spaces could see a surge in demand as the Trump administration lays off hundreds of thousands of workers.

Gensler infused functionality and flexibility in the mid-century modern design of Edelman's new Los Angeles office.

Dr. Gleb Tsipursky consulted three industry leaders on the 9-to-5 in-office work place as it evoles to the hybrid model.

Anna Grayhek of Hendy breaks down the hybrid work approach and how to make it work for your space.

Gensler's Amie Keener shares how incorporating inclusive design strategies can create more delightful experience for employees.

Ashley Dunn of Dyer Brown shares how flexibility in the workplace has been trending upwards in recent years and will continue into the future.