Tenants are once again assessing their office needs, and it’s becoming clear that hybrid workplace policies require less office space per worker than previous models, particularly with usage plateauing at about 50% of pre-pandemic levels, according to ...
... .” Another key challenge facing architects is the need for flexibility, McElgunn said. While this has always been a necessary ... cost.” When designing buildings for the life sciences sector, flexibility is extremely important, McElgunn said. The sector has a ...
Just as many return-to-office plans were dashed with the delta variant surge, many companies that felt the workplace, and workforce, were returning to normal have been surprised this fall. New surveys and studies suggest more-empowered workers continue to ...
Japanese working culture is high-pressure. It is, of course, important not to generalise an entire nation, but statistics bear out that a culture of extremely long hours in the office remained entrenched right up to the onset of Covid-19 — and beyond. ...
Architects, developers and brands have been forced to rethink their approach to retail design over the past year as the coronavirus pandemic prompted consumers to quickly pivot how and when they wanted to shop. Large single-purpose spaces and close- ...
... days, we’re trying to accommodate them in different spaces … Flexibility is key,” he said. “You realize how much you miss ...
The Garver Feed Mill on the east side of Madison, Wisconsin, had sat derelict for nearly two decades when Chicago-based Baum Revision bought it several years ago. The firm reopened the 60K SF facility in July, but instead of simply cleaning it out and ...
... He agrees with Breather’s Murphy that flexibility will be a saving grace when and ... dip. “When the downturn comes, I think flexibility is going to be a little less important ... office where they don’t need all that flexibility — and they will go to their bare ...
Though commuting by car is still king, according to CBRE’s U.S. & Canadian Mobility 2018 report, that paradigm is on the verge of disruption. Ride-sharing, autonomous vehicles, upgraded public transit and even an attitude shift among millennials ...
... . But what the panelists most emphasized was the need for flexibility in design. The clients for the Drexel building, for example ... designed may need to be squeezed in. And even though “flexibility can carry a pretty hefty price tag,” in the end ...
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