The Return-to-office Is Both Divergent And Divisive. What Does That Mean For Design?
byJohn Sadlon of Perkins&Will explores how the post-pandemic workplace is greatly influenced by business sector and evolving employee needs.
John Sadlon of Perkins&Will explores how the post-pandemic workplace is greatly influenced by business sector and evolving employee needs.
BlackRock tapped Perkins&Will to help them create their Atlanta iHub’s hyper-local design that reflects the community in which they look to hire and grow – all while supporting local industry.
Take a tour of Kimball’s new Dallas showroom and offices designed by Perkins&Will to serve as a hub for collaboration and innovation for the local design community.
The pandemic has forced many of us to rethink health and wellness through the many facets of our lives. Perkins&Will’s Kimberly Richter explores how branded environments within a corporate setting can benefit employees and their mental health.
How workplace designers have managed to collaborate and mentor each other during this period of remote work and how they plan to carry that into the long-term.
Perkins&Will’s Matthew Malone redefines how to create life sciences spaces and their future in the NYC market.
Ted Moudis Associates’ Diana Pisone and Perkins&Will ‘s Kelly McEachern discuss designing for multiple “personas” and how to accommodate different personality types.
Perkins&Will’s John Sadlon and Arjav Shah discuss evolving client goals, hybrid models, the durability of early assumptions, and dispelling the rumored death of the office.
Perkins&Will’s David Cordell and Jon Penndorf explore how the A&D community can address embodied carbon to help combat climate change in the spaces they design.
Perkins&Will’s Brent Capron asks: how do you draw staff back into the office when they no longer need to?
Perkins&Will’s Sidney Scarboro shares how companies must maintain their office culture remotely and virtually in the future.
Perkins&Will partnered with Westdale Real Estate Investment & Management to create a new Dallas HQ that embodies the culture and ethos of the company, while providing room for future growth.