Workspace Trends

We got a chance to see tomorrow's workplace as Steelcase's Michael SmithLori Foehlich, and Deb Machalinski, here with Development Solutions Inc.'s Steve Callen,  hosted a forum on trends not just in furniture, but in globalization and remote work. Deb said she thinks green buildings will soon become mandated, just like ADA buildings. Steve is working on a 25k-SF building for Rasmussen College in Romeoville.
 

Building their own workplaces of the future, Brinks Hofer Gilson &  Lione's Jerry DiCola, goby's Chris Happ, Lou Malnati's Alison Curry, goby's Beth Benson  and Rick Onyshko and ACRE's Mickey Archambault. Mickey is working on a build-out for technology solutions firm cleverbridge (we gather capital letters don't exist in the workplace of the future) at 360 N. Michigan Ave.

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