Hendy

For years, workplace wellness has focused on protecting the body. In 2026, the focus is shifting to protecting and strengthening the brain.

Hybrid work has stabilized—but workplace needs haven’t. As companies rethink how much space their people truly require, modularity is emerging as the design strategy built for constant change.

Historically, the three-legged stool has been used as both a framework and metaphor for a system or philosophy that represents “the balance of critical components necessary for stability and success.”

Hendy’s design for Nura USA’s new headquarters blends industrial-modern aesthetics with employee wellness, creating a space that fosters collaboration, supports innovation, and reflects the company’s evolving culture.

Susan Dwyer, Co-CEO & Managing Principal at Hendy, explores the workplace elements this highly diverse, video dependent, technologically literate generation seeks. 

Design firm Hendy helps client Healthpeak accommodate a hybrid schedule with their new Irvine, CA office space. 

The next installment of the WDM Café and Restroom Feature: Workplace Edition? Cafés that build community and brand. 

Key insights on the frictionless office experience from Anna Alm-Grayhek, Principal & Director of Workplace Strategy at Hendy.

Tour 5.11 Tactical's new Headquarters that sparks innovation and efficiency by Hendy in Costa Mesa, California. 

In the ever-evolving landscape of modern work, the RTO must promise an experience that surpasses the convenience and comforts of working remotely.

Susan Dwyer of Hendy explores the specific accommodations and features the office will need to prepare for Gen Z and younger generations.

Pacific Life’s recent renovation by Hendy ushers in the future of work through an improved workspace that honors the company's commitment to empowering its employees through curating culture, relationship-building, and collaboration.