“The fiscal Year 2020 results were disappointing and, similar to our entire industry, our fourth quarter, in particular, was significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Inscape Announces Fourth Quarter Sales Fall 22.5%
Physical office space is indispensible, concludes survey
89% of respondents said that it was vital workplaces retained a physical form in a new survey from real estate advisor Savills.
The future of global office demand
Increased working from home doesn’t equate to less demand. Our research identifies four key factors that will play a major role in shaping future office spaces.
Five Post-COVID Behaviors And Attitudes That Will Reshape The Workplace
NELSON Worldwide shares five behavior and attitude shifts they predict will have the heaviest impact on the corporate workplace along with recommendations for meeting these challenges.
Returning to Work(place) for Haworth
Agile working boxes: a post COVID necessity?
Storage boxes for hot desking offices offer a slither of protected space in the next evolution of the openplan workplace.
COVID-19 Will Cast A Long Shadow on the Office Sector
The real reason open offices won’t go away any time soon
Can’t Touch This: What You Need To Know About Antimicrobial And 'Self-Cleaning' Surfaces
Where antimicrobial metals do work, they can take minutes or hours, which doesn't do much in a situation where the surfaces are being constantly touched by different people.
Knoll Sells Equity, Gets $164 Million Cash in "Uncertain Macroeconomic Environment"
“Constellation of design-driven brands” raises $164 million in the face of an “uncertain macroeconomic environment.”
Unispace's Propeller concept marries office and home-working
If greater numbers of homeworkers is the new normal post-COVID-19, how will offices adapt their space?
JLL Welcomes Back Workers As Firm Looks To 'Next Normal' In Office Spaces
The Fortune 500 firm believes a deliberative, measured return, or phased approach to re-entry, is the best path forward.
A Multibillion-Dollar Opportunity: Virus-Proofing the New Office
Tech, catering and design companies are rushing to sell employers on fever scanners, box lunches and office floor-planning apps for social distancing. But it’s too soon to tell if they will work.
Convene CEO Ryan Simonetti On Pricing, Reopening And Redesign
New York-based Convene was the first coworking and flex office provider to close its locations in March as the coronavirus pandemic spread.
'The Crying In The Background Is Gender-Neutral': Can Work From Home Help Balance CRE's Scales?
The coronavirus and the drastic measures to try and stop its spread have significantly shifted how most workplaces view remote work.
The Post-Pandemic Enterprise: What Will It Be Like?
Companies should take the lead to redefine what the workplace now means, including how to best organize a more distributed, remote workforce, where it works well and where it does not.
This Work From Home Office is the Best Investment for 2020!
Designers all over the world have been inspired to create innovative and productivity-enhancing work from home product designs that range from furniture to modular pods.
Post coronavirus "the cubicle will become normal" says Paul Ferro
The 120-degree workstation configuration, a short-lived option from the past, may prove a viable option as it provides a sense of openness with the lower density and increased separation between seats now required.
The death of the open-plan office? Not quite, but a revolution is in the air
IIDA to Furlough Staff
Based on current and anticipated economic conditions, and in consultation with its International Board and financial advisors, the non-profit membership organization will place its Headquarters staff on furlough effective June 14, 2020, through July 19, 2020.