Future of work

Sanjeev Patel and Shannon Robinson of Duda|Paine explore creating truly sustainable workplaces to attract people back to the office.

Attracting Gen Z to the office will take considered design moves that still feel familiar to older generations while offering a new sense of dynamism and energy. 

Heat waves will inevitably continue, leading to a host of problems for employers related to infrastructure, business continuity strategy, remote workers and net zero goals. Now is the time to safeguard the health and productivity of your team.

SmithGroup's Deborah Nemeth and Megan Skaalen explore the personal and professional goals that drive Gen Z and how this will impact the future of work.

It's easy to be swept up by current trends. Perkins&Will's Lina Murillo explores how to execute timeless workplace design that clients will remain happy with for years. 

Hybrid work looked like the perfect solution to save the office — but is it working?

Here are the key takeaways we learned from attending WORKTECH's Chicago's 2022 debut.

We have to stop calling it a home office, the WeWork era is rising again, and more news from around the web.

Kristin Cerutti of NELSON Worldwide explores how law office design is moving away from hierarchical spaces and adopting the free-thinking plan. 

FCA's Steven Stainbrook explains why it is time to return to the corporate campus—not the office. 

Now that many women are heading back into the workforce, Allwork.Space shares why it's critical for employers to listen in their hiring and retention efforts.

Research shows Gen Z values being at work more than experienced counterparts, but they need the office to better fit their needs.