In This Issue:

• 'Resimercial': The Terrible Word for Today’s Trendy Office Aesthetic

• HNI Corporation Provides Business Update

• Perkins&Will Gives Kimball A Clean, Light-Filled New Space in Dallas

• This $1.6 billion hospital redesign dramatically reduces ER wait times

• Steelcase Reports Second Quarter Fiscal 2022 Results

• British Design Brand Established & Sons Teams Up with Steelcase

• MG West to Acquire Unisource Solutions’ Northern California Operations

• Ethosource celebrates a milestone mark of 20 years in the office furniture industry

• iOFFICE + SpaceIQ announces strategic investment by Autodesk

• Ten installations to see at the Chicago Architecture Biennial during NeoCon

• The 3 Biggest Coworking Trends Shaping up for 2022

• Danish design renaissance sees Copenhagen "becoming like the area around Milan"

• NYC Office Recovery Will be Subdued, Below Average: Fitch Ratings

• Report Finds Companies Are Underestimating The "Great Resignation"

• Three quarters of firms planning to change work culture

• More companies say goodbye to the office as COVID-19 rages and remote work gains acceptance

• Winds of change are blowing through the office

• Office Sublease Overhang Eased Slightly In August

• Leadership In an Era of Change Fatigue

• Want to be a great designer? Steal these 30 secrets from the world’s top experts

• Google to Spend $2.1 Billion on Manhattan Office Building

• Reshoring Surges As Supply Chain Snarls Live On

• Do Building Owners Have a Duty To Help Solve Airborne Illness?

• This book explains actually helpful actions you can take to fight climate change

• Here’s why flexibility, not hybrid, is what employees say they want

• Watch a live talk on the creative process with Benjamin Hubert

• NeoCon 2021: LINAK U.S. Inc. keeps you moving no matter where you work

• The Accord Collection from Concertex

• Resource Furniture's Giro Takes You From Desk to Dining Table for Four

• This invisible gadget turns any table into a wireless phone charger

• The SmartBOX Company Unveils a full line of American Made, Sustainably Manufactured Personal Work Pods

• Pair's new benching system with a waterfall edge, Fade

• Enhancing Eklund: National Office Furniture Fortifies a New Favorite

• Vitra Design Museum: "Here We Are! Women in Design 1900 - today"

In This Issue:

• What Is the Value of ‘Tattle Tech’ in the Modern Workplace?

• Jeanne Gang is creating a better future by building on the past

• How to deal with the coworker you hate as you return to the office

• Maximum flexibility, minimum hassle: Space as a service (SPaaS)

• Nearly Half Of Companies Want To Downsize Their Office Spaces Post-Pandemic: Report

• Remote Work Expected to Fuel Housing Demand for Years to Come

• Nook Wellness Pods provide Shelter, Comfort and Calm for NeoCon attendees

• Three questions to Jeannette Altherr

• People Don’t Want to Be In an Office Every Day but They Want Access to One

• Fresh New Energy From 9to5 Seating

• Okamura Introduces Phlox

• Introducing the HAL Lounge Chair

• Carl Hansen & Son Presents the Flexible Embrace Sofa

• Introducing Flek Pure: 3form’s New 100 Percent Recycled Architectural Material

• Ole Wanscher's T-Chair Given New Lease of Life at Carl Hansen & Son

• CannonDesign Swaps Old for High-Tech for the Cboe Global Markets in Chicago

• Christ & Gantenbein designs Roche office to give staff "a reason to come to work"

• Rapt Studio Employs an Outdoorsy-tech Aesthetic for VF Corporation’s Headquarters in Denver

• Whitney Brothers® Nature View Serenity Pod Wins Spaces4Learning 2021 New Product Award

In This Issue:

• Where Work Goes From Here

• Thriving in the Fluid Workplace

• Four insights from the workplace of the future

• Regenerative Workplace

• Your office air is making you stupider

• Ikea's massive gaming collection, including a very weird new product

• Virco Reports 5.8% Increase in Net Income for Second Quarter and Record Backlog

• Climate Action 2021: Real Estate Must Adapt

• WeWork Could Push Back Its Deadline To Go Public

• Office Door Handles Have 30 Times More Bacteria than Toilet Seats

• Offices Reopen With Safety Plans, but Big-City Commutes Spook Workers

• Inviting Nature into the Workplace

• Workers struggle with Delta "whiplash"

• Byrne Charging Helps Visitors Plug in (and play) at this year's ArtPrize

• Tangram Donates Classroom Desks and Workstations for Children at Orange County Rescue Mission Amid Hybrid School Year

• 16 Products from Milan’s Supersalone Reveal the Global Design Industry’s Response to Our New World

• This German startup lets you attend 3D trade shows in your browser

• Steelcase Outlines ESG Goals and Priorities in Annual Impact Report

• As Traditional Office Recovery Falters, Coworking Firms Continue To Bounce Back

• Anyplace Launches Anyplace Select, a New Type of Accommodation Designed for Remote Workers

• IKEA introduces movable sleeping capsules in Paris

• Japanese-Inspired Sculptural Installation Brings New Life to a Historic Seattle Building

• 9 to 5 no more: a London co-working space is designed for the post-COVID work world

In This Issue:

• SitOnIt parent Exemplis acquires Future Seating

• Interface to cut 5% of its workforce, close Thailand plant as part of restructuring

• Mark Baker named CEO at Santa Clara-based One Workplace

• Mannington Commercial Completes Purchase of AtlasMasland Assets

• Review: supersalone 2021

• Fashion brands steal the show at Milan Design Week 2021

• Delta Disrupts Office Return Plans. What Now?

• Virtual Build Outs Are Changing the Way Companies Shop for Office Space

• Zoom’s all-out blitz to become the king of hybrid work

• CRE Mulls Whether Federal Vaccine Rules Will Push Workers Back To Workplaces

• GSA's New Real Estate Head On The Future Of Federal Government Offices

• How office leasing is moving into the digital age

• For Iris Wang, Major Collaborations Show Persistence Pays Off

• This is how each generation is feeling about returning to the office

• This is who should (and shouldn’t) return to the office

• 5 ways houseplants support health and wellbeing at work

In This Issue:

• What do employees really want when they return to the office?

• Why Top-Performing Companies Are More Likely to Increase Their Real Estate Footprint Post-COVID

• Inscape Announces First Quarter Sales Fell 30.9%

• Lomads: Local, Flexible, and Coming to a Coworking Space Near You

• Empty Lobbies, Untouched Doughnuts And Shattered Plans: Offices Stayed Quiet The Day After Labor Day

• How 'Fixed-Flex' Space Could Be The Future Of Office

• The Future of Hybrid Work & Office Design

• If You Never Met Your Co-Workers in Person, Did You Even Work There?

• Humanscale Announces Elizabeth Margles as Chief Marketing Officer

• A New Way to Look at Furniture in Milan

• Looking Forward: Conversations about the Future of Work from Herman Miller, on Apple Podcasts

• Sublease Space Remains Biggest Challenge For Office Sector

• The Great Labor Day Return To The Office That Wasn't

• Three International Lessons for U.S. Workplace Well-being

• 4 Emerging Patterns About Hybrid Work and the Future of the Office

• 8 Trends in Our Fireworks Economy

• Infographic: Three Reasons the Office Boosts Energy

• 5 Times We Wanted to Return to Office (& 5 Times We Didn’t)

• Back to the old office in a new world

• Hack the Pack

• EOOS for Carl Hansen & Son: New modular sofa "Embrace"

• Room For Zoom, A Modular Video Space For Hybrid Offices, Wants To Let You In Soon

• Design Pool, LLC. Releases The Cryptology Collections at NeoCon 2021

• Milan Design Week: New innovations in lighting design

• McKinnon and Harris Drop a Sleek New Umpire Chair Just in Time for the US Open

• At Work With: Here Design on Beautility

• Linklaters Hong Kong

• Stuttgart-based design studio Ippolito Fleitz Group creates an inspiring space for working at this vibrant HQ

• SHP Gives Tire Discounters A Modern Space That Facilitates Communication and Collaboration

• At work with: A look inside Here Design’s thriving London studio

In This Issue:

HNI Corporation Announces New Office Furniture Manufacturing Plant in Saltillo, Mexico

The Office-Demand Debate: Cushman & Wakefield Sounds a More Positive Tone

Office Sublease Space Appears to Have Peaked

ABI July 2021: Business conditions remain strong at architecture firms

Why Good Design and Empathy Are Key to Resuming Office Life Again

For the Office, the Future Is Now

Manhattan Office Leasing Hit New Pandemic High In August

Nearly two years after COVID sent them home, remote workers aren’t looking back

Business confidence back to pre-pandemic levels, with fewer plans to shrink offices

It’s official: Offices, homes, and kindergartens are full of polluted air

Biodegradable and Renewable Polyurethane Is Around the Corner

Can hybrid working help to make companies more inclusive?

Design in motion: 45 years of Magis

GSA takes the bold step to implement a hybrid workplace model

UBS CEO Says Staff Who Don’t Want Vaccine Can Work From Home

All The Right Moves

When Chance Encounters at the Water Cooler Are Most Useful

After 50 years, this leading design company is entering the contract market

NeoCon - A Scandinavian Spaces Folktale

Humanscale's Liberty Ocean Chair Joins Smart Ocean as the First Task Chairs Made from Recycled Fishing Nets

Herman Miller is all in on recycled plastic. What’s taking the rest of the industry so long?

Inside Don Norman’s Herculean quest to fix design education

Interior design for pets is a thing now—just ask this Brooklyn vet

Can approaching co-working spaces as cultural hubs promote more diverse use?

Facebook Workrooms brings the worst of in-person office life to virtual reality

How Thomas Jefferson came to invent the swivel chair

In This Issue:

• Remembering Andrew Morrison

• Offices Dangle Beehives and Garden Plots to Coax Workers Back

• AIA Finds Architect Salaries Stayed Flat During the Pandemic

• NeoCon 2021 promises a new round of office innovations

• Flexible Solutions For Wherever The Future Takes Offices

• Cities Need Office Workers. Do Office Workers Still Need Cities?

• Ikea is launching a furniture buyback program

• ‘Fast Company’ editors share their favorite office accessories

• 4 ways to inspire your reluctant employees to return to the office

• Twist&Sit Soft seating by Strand + Hvass for Narbutas

In This Issue:

• Growing health concerns and preference for hybrid work among US employees

• Is Now The Time To Move To A Flexible Workspace? A New Report Suggests So

• What are your plans concerning the upcoming NeoCon event in Chicago this October? Click and take our quick poll.

• Needed Space: Bosses Bristle As Employees’ Desire For Remote Work Grows

• How to keep it together when your employees all want different work arrangements

• What Dating App Data Tells Us About The Return To The Office

• Stefano Boeri on the concept of the supersalone

• Harbour Outdoor Buys Design District Retail Building For $7M

• Office Owners Lean Into Daycares And Outdoor Spaces To Lure Back Remote Workers

• Back to the Office: Lessons Learned

• Wellness Programs Aren't Working, Is Toxic Workplace Culture To Blame?

• Office Prices Fall In CBDs, Rise in Urban Submarkets As Vacancy Rates Level Off

• New Demand for Office Space Slows Over Delta Variant Uncertainty

• What Nap Pods & Bicycles Teach Us About the Future Showroom Experience

• Kraft Heinz’s move to a hybrid work model means big changes to its Chicago headquarters

• Five Firms, Including WeWork, Awarded New Federal Coworking Contract

• Working from home: how far we’ve come and where we might be headed

• How to Design Your Office for Improved Productivity

• ‘Workleisure’ is now a thing. Here are the best brands for a work-play wardrobe

• The Belt Furniture Collection by Claudio Larcher Design Studio

• The Climate System by Schiavello Adapts to the Ever-Evolving Workplace

• Round desk system by Narbutas

• NELSON Worldwide Gives Corix A Colorful Chicago Headquarters

In This Issue:

Those Anti-Covid Plastic Barriers Probably Don’t Help and May Make Things Worse

Office Occupancy May 'Never Return' To Pre-Pandemic Heights: Green Street

ConForm Architects creates "homely" office in brutalist Smithson Tower

This company had one of its best years ever after switching to a four-day week

It’s ‘Back to That Isolation Bubble’ for Workers Pining for the Office

Executives think work should be split 70:30 between office and home

Reimagining the office of the future in a post-pandemic world

Needless Construction And Architectural Arrogance: Climate Crisis And The Future Of Work

Adaptability in the Modern Office

Remote Work Is All Gen Z Knows. But Are They Satisfied?

Returning To The Office: Are We Asking the Right Questions?

Over two-thirds of employers are considering pay cuts for remote workers

Integra Debuts New Divider Panel for Its High Back Coffee House Seating

The Link

In This Issue:

• Why hybrid workplace pilots are taking off

• Longtime Boulder workplace solutions company BC Interiors purchased by David Chapman and Laura Boyd Chapman

• MillerKnoll CEO Andi Owen Named One of Fast Company’s 2021 Most Creative People in Business

• Artificial intelligence "will empower designers" say Clippings co-founders

• Meet the New 9-to-5: An Enhanced Approach to Hybrid Work

• A Surprising Number of Companies Are Pushing For a Full Return to the Office

• Is Now The Time To Move To A Flexible Workspace? New Report Suggests So

• Lessons From India: 4 Interventions to Inform the Future Workplace

• Successfully Returning to the Office Requires Empathy, Proper Expectations, and Trust

• Do Anxious Officemates Make Case For A Delta Delay In Reopening Workplaces?

• Workplace technology helped meet short term lockdown challenges, but its real impact is yet to come

• Are knockoffs really so bad?

• Naughtone announces all Product Warranties now extend 10 Years

• The Growing Relevance of Third Places

• Some Advice for Companies Moving to Hybrid Work

• Live talk on designing future-ready offices with BDG Architecture + Design

• 4 myths about hybrid work that managers need to stop believing

• National Coworking Operator To Require Proof Of Vaccination From Tenants

• WFH Can’t Stop the Growing Numbers of Super Commuters

• Taking A Custom Approach To The New Workplace

• DeskMakers Puts a New Twist on Casegoods with Ribbon

• Dava Lounge Cleverly Blurs the Lines Between Commercial and Residential

• Really’s Acoustic Textile Felt FR features a pioneering bi-component fibre

• KFI Studios Partners with KnollTextiles: Adding interest, depth and texture

• A Publishing House in Brazil Uses Color to Split the Office

• Step inside Bdeo's New, Flexible Madrid Office by 2BOLD

In This Issue:

• Material Bank buys Clippings to speed digitization of "one of the few remaining sectors to be transformed by technology

• Alan Heller Dies at 81

• Steelcase teams up with Kontrol Technologies to provide air quality monitoring and viral detection technology

• HPFi Materials Cost Surcharge

• Lie-ins, peace and quiet and working in our PJs- what we will miss

• When doors open again: Return to coworking space or continue working from home?

• Are our views on remote work distorted? — BBC Worklife

• What do offices stand to gain from the great retail space grab?

• Many employers hold off on big renovations as office workers return

• Return To Pre-Pandemic Office Values Could Be Five Years Away

• Design Physical and Digital Spaces to Foster Inclusion

• The return to the office will only mean more Zooms

• WeWork Sees Signs Of Recovery In Smaller Q2 Loss Of $923M

• Herman Miller Opens Experiential Retail Concept in Boston

• Experiences at Work: Spaces That Inspire and Unite

• Delta Is Pushing Back Office Returns, Not Stalling Real Estate Deals

• Herman Miller opening S.F. and San Jose stores

• Land-Strapped Industrial Developers Tearing Down Offices For Distribution Centers

• How To Transition To A Hybrid Workplace Model

• In a Hybrid Office, Remote Workers Will Be Left Behind

• Pixel Joins the Scandinavian Spaces Stock Program

• Form Us With Love launches Opus collection in collaboration with Danish design brand +H...

• Landscape Forms introduces Take-Out - Accessible & Adaptable Seating/Dining

• Exclaim Your Pointe: Introducing Pointe Mobile Glassboard Partition from Ghent

• Volo Frameless offers a clear solution for the post-pandemic workplace

• Space-Saving Work From Home Solution: A Fold-Flat, Pull-Out Workstation

• Variegated spaces make way for more accessible work life at this office in the Hague

• Mannington Commercial Mobile Showroom Begins Cross-Country Journey

• Creative minds of Pixar, Minecraft and Configura to speak at 2021 CET Experience

In This Issue:

• Employees express mixed emotions at being back in the office

• ‘A Wild 15 Months’: Pandemic Spurs Conversion of Offices to Labs

• Remote Work Removing Stigma of Virtual Offices

• What to embrace (and what to ditch) in your new hybrid office

• Hospitality Design Cues Make The Return To The Workplace Easier

• U.S. workers are burned out. Could company-wide vacations help?

• Why are offices so cold? (Or hot!)

• C&W CEO Expects "Full Recovery" of Office Employment Next Year

• The pandemic is giving WeWork a new lifeline

• WeWork Planning Space In Saks Fifth Avenue Stores As Coworking Sees Revival

• WeWork, C&W To Launch Flex Space Platform

• Are markups disappearing?

• 5 Considerations for Designing the Future of Higher Education

• What will it take for trade shows to thrive in the COVID era—and beyond?

• Future of Work: The Secret Ingredient to Drive Business Productivity And Growth

• The reason we can't stomach so many opinions on the future of work

• Hendy Gives Orgain A Space Designed To Reflect Their Vibrant Spirit

• EisnerAmper's New York City Headquarters wins 2021 CoreNet Award

• ConForm Architects create a homely workspace within London’s Smithson Tower

• Alda Ly Architecture designs vibrant space for Tia’s new Los Angeles outpost

• A Second Life for North Carolina’s Shuttered Factories

• An Unusual Gaming Chair from Japan

• Michigan exhibit shows why a chair can be more than a place to sit

• Possible Fake of the Day: TheRightChairs.com Launches Their Ergonomic Office Chair Made with Recycled Fishing Nets and Ocean Plastics

In This Issue:

• Demand For Flex Offices Exploded In Q2, A Sign Of What's To Come In The Office Market

• Over-55s feel full force of workplace ageism

• Companies Thought They Had Plans for Fall. Now They Are Scrapping Them.

• Shared workspaces are the way of the future

• 4 reasons hybrid offices won’t work

• Hybrid, Situational Solutions Ascend As Daily Attendance Dies: Bisnow Readers’ Thoughts...

• Arrival of paperless office may have been accelerated by lockdowns

• Dodge Index Decline Raises Concerns Construction Recovery May Stall

• How Seriously Should Offices Be Taking the Delta Variant?

• Wayfair Professional: How Wayfair courts business customers, seeds future growth

• This revamped London HQ designed by Trifle is rooted in community

• Soho House Austin blends Texas modernism with Spanish influences

In This Issue:

• Office Occupancy Falters With Rise Of Delta Variant

• Kimball International, Inc. Reports Fourth Quarter Sales Fell 6%, Down 22% for the Year

• DIRTT Posts Revenue Decline and Loss of $9 million for the Second Quarter

• How Will We Design Anew? NeoCon Announces 2021 Programming

• Delta Variant Pushes Back Some Office Re-Openings

• Planning the Return to an Inclusive Hybrid Office

• Office Landlords Hold Firm On Asking Rents As Demand Increases

• As inventory grows, Tampa Bay’s office space market sees upswing

• Mad about music: A third of office workers argue over the office playlist

• What is the Best Wellness Certification for Commercial Properties?

• What Can The Workplace Learn From Lockdown?

• Boston Properties CEO Makes the Case for the Office

• Flex Office Tech Company essensys Expanding in U.S.

• Manhattan Office Market Posts Best Month Since Last July

• It's Official, The 4-Day Workweek Works - And Now It's Here To Stay

• Businesses Are Loading Up on Credit. Spending Could Follow.

• Branded Environments and the Impact on Employee Mental Health

• We need to take a long term view on workplace sustainability

• Spacestor Launches Modular Meeting Room System For the Workplace of the Future

• Beaufurn Announces Launch of Senior Living by Beaufurn

• Zen - Improve Posture Prevent Back Pain

• Moët Hennessy Moves its Paris Headquarters to Historic Le Bon Marché

In This Issue:

• Bring your own environment: The future of work

• What’s the purpose of the office – and do we still need it?

• You Can't Hack Innovation or Productivity With Office Design

• What’s Behind The Mad Rush For Flex Space

• It’s Just A Room: Productivity And The Return To The Office

• How office spaces are changing as employees return to the office post-pandemic

• Return to work? It looks different across companies and regions

• WD Flex Recap: What Does the New Office Look Like?

• Why office subleasing is slowing

• Pushing Empty Store Space As Office Latest Ploy To Weather The Retail Storm

• Employers believe the way we work has changed forever

• Biophilic design has a long history and an even bigger future

• Everything You Need to Know to Master Working From Anywhere

• The Future of the Office Depends on Air Quality

• What design for the elderly gets horribly wrong

• Material Works Architecture completes sophisticated office project in Chiswick, London

In This Issue:

• 4 Emerging Patterns About Hybrid Work and the Future of the Office

• Rising Office Demand Fueled By New Jobs, End of Remote Work

• HNI Corporation Reports Sales Climbed 22.3% for the Second Quarter Fiscal Year 2021

• RIP ping-pong. The era of wacky office perks is dead

• BREEAM and LEED green certification schemes are "meaningless" says Andrew Waugh

• Google, Twitter Among Employers Pushing Back Return To Office Due To Delta Variant

• Will Decentralized Teams Need A Chief Hybrid Officer?

• Beyond Zoom: Can Virtual Reality And Hologram Tech Reinvigorate Remote Work?

• Hot: Studios. Not: Flex Office.

• Here’s how young designers can turn pandemic prospects into reality

• The Perfect Pair: Matching Your Work Persona To Your Home Office Space

• Pet Owners Are Demanding Flexibility to Care for Their Furry Friends. Will Companies Em...

• Global introduces Flap - a lightweight folding chair

• Allseating Announces the Launch of Prata

• The Isle Lounge Leans Otherworldly + Ultra Modern

• Flat Move enables new ways of flexible space planning

• Jupe

• Vocon Helps Westfield Envision A New Workplace Emphasizing Flexibility

In This Issue:

• From London’s Olympic Flame to Apple’s HQ, Barber Osgerby Have Set Design Alight for 25 years

• The Boss Wants You Back in the Office. Like, Now.

• How 15+ tech companies are transitioning back to the office (or not)

• This Expert Expects a 15% Drop in Office Demand

• The Office Is Back. What If Covid Has Other Plans?

• The Furniture Supply Chain Is Completely Busted

• Say Hello to the Age of The Mobile Office

• Make Hybrid Work

• Landscape Forms Furthers Commitment to Sustainability, Joins 1% for the Planet

• Unika Vaev’s Solid Core Felt Panels are awarded the Cradle to Cradle Certification

• La-Z-Boy, Wayfair Say Furniture Shipments Are Being Delayed Up to 9 Months

In This Issue:

• Herman Miller and Knoll Announce New Name for Combined Company: MillerKnoll

• 4 Strategies for Building a Hybrid Workplace that Works

• Davis Furniture & jehs+laub Expands the Sachet Collection

• Arden Studio | modern + safe glass: boards , screens and mobile panels

• Office Space Was Flexible — Now It’s Hyperflexible

• Flexible working valued at equivalent of £4,000 a year, say workers

• Could The Delta Variant Upend The Labor Day Return To Offices?

• Wellness in the “New” Workplace

• The US Office Market Is Showing Signs of Stabilization

• Research by Office Furniture Online reveals exactly what employees will miss most about WFH

• The unspoken reasons employees don’t want remote work to end

• Who Will Ultimately Decide Where Work is Done?

• Apple Pushes Back Return-To-Office Date As Delta Variant Spreads

• Office Demand Continues Its Slow Climb

• Younger workers likely to change jobs if forced to work in-office every day

• CDW Unlocked: 5 design highlights from the event

• Opinion | 8 Hours a Day, 5 Days a Week Is Not Working for Us

• Salone del Mobile.Milano: Maria Porro is the new president

• BIG | Bjarke Ingels Group

• Ware Malcomb Expands in Canada

• Offices That Break Up Monotony Important in Post-Pandemic Era

• HAT Collective Introduces the Elle Collection

• National Office Furniture Announces New Product and Surface Material Addition

• Kimball's Newest Addition to their Diverse Seating Portfolio and Additional Product Enh...

• Global Introduces Priva™ Acoustic Pods

• Introducing Archyi, a Collection of Elegant Collaboration Tools for the Hybrid Workplace

• New Surface Options for the Brace Collection from Davis

• Fabric Images Introduces Four New Acoustical Partition Products

• Expanding the Inform Table Collection by Davis Design Team

• Employee Burnout From the Blurred Lines of Work and Home

• DOTMINIMAL's Design of The Open Play is an Open, Minimalist Dream

• MdeAS Architects

In This Issue:

• Herman Miller Completes Acquisition of Knoll

• Remote work is destroying the world’s most remote destinations

• InstallNET’s EcoServ Program Earns Top Product of the Year Award from Environment + Energy Leader

• Work-From-Home May Be Efficient, But Google Says Get Back To Offices Anyway

• Outdoor workspaces are having a post-pandemic moment

• Academic Paper Critiques Large Open Plan Offices

• Majority of organizations are still developing a workplace strategy

• Another Country, Mowat & Co and Ekkist reflect on how to create a healthier post-pandem...

• The Fifth Façade: Rethinking Urban Rooftops for the Post-Pandemic Office Building

• Ten verdant office interiors filled with trees and plants

• Dallas Is Ready To Get Back To The Office, But The CRE Ground Has Shifted

• Quarantined spaces are everywhere—and they’re much more influential than you think

• This stackable + portable fiberglass table-chair combo takes convenience of home office to the garden

• Financial Services: Design Strategies for a Post-COVID World

• Clerkenwell Design Week 2021

In This Issue:

• Here’s what happened when this company banned meetings

• White collar workers are languishing. Can office design help?

• Salesforce com : The Invisible Office and The Future of Remote Work

• Hybrid work: What the office could look like now

• Inscape's Fourth Quarter Sales Fell 44.3%, 49.6% For The Year

• Herman Miller and Knoll Shareholders Approve Merger-Related Proposals

• Creating the Right Spaces for Your Post-Pandemic Workplace

• Friday, I’m In Love: Four-Day Workweek Going Mainstream

• Why Now Is the Time to Rethink Workplace Amenities

• Designing Our Return to the Office

• All your questions about knockoffs, answered

• The foam shortage is here to stay

• PeopleSpace extends lease at FourFortyFour in downtown L.A.

• UK fintech company, Revolut, has a new "digital nomad" program to work from anywhere for 2 months

• Time to get real on what companies need from their real estate

• The Benefits of Unassigned Seating Versus Assigned in the Workplace

• Remote Work Pushes Home Prices Up Faster in Car-Dependent Areas

• Why co-working spaces are popping up on campus

• Milan furniture fair launches new digital platform

• Manhattan Sublease Space Declines as Direct Space Rises

• Universities Tap into New Revenue Streams with Co-working Partnerships

• Vitra rethinks the future of workplace design at its new London hub

• The new Hush Clad Acoustic Panels by 3form Elements improve collaboration in shared spaces

• Venture X Teams Up With Standing Desk Company

• Beyond Space drapes one kilometre of fabric across an office in Amsterdam

• Form Us With Love and Baux Turn Textile Offcuts Into Acoustic Panels