Workplace Design

How to Bring Older Office Buildings Back to Life Amid a Struggling Commercial Real Estate Market

How to Bring Older Office Buildings Back to Life Amid a Struggling Commercial Real Estate Market

Commercial real estate has been profoundly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Some estimates for office space in particular are projecting global vacancies to continue to rise through 2022, and officials in some struggling city markets are no longer predicting a long awaited “bounce back.”

Lessons In Building Out Modern Offices In Historic Buildings

Lessons In Building Out Modern Offices In Historic Buildings

While many office professionals will remain remote into 2021, eventually companies will bring employees back to their workplaces for collaboration, to boost company culture, and to regain a separation between work and home. In the meantime, work continues in many office build-outs, including those in historic buildings that present the unique opportunity to blend history and modernity.

Planning for the Future Workplace and a Distributed Workforce

Planning for the Future Workplace and a Distributed Workforce

The lessons learned from the recent collective work-from-home experiment will play a critical role in guiding the journey back to the workplace across the globe. Because of the health crisis, companies are strategically rethinking everything about the office as we once knew it — from the physical space to the protocols, people, and organizational culture that define it.