How 21st-Century Office Space Continues To Evolve

Office space used to be just the place you worked. (Don Draper wanted his ads to be creative, not his office.) Now it's evolved into much more than that, and it's going to keep changing. Find out more from our expert speakers at Bisnow's Boston Creative Office Space event on April 14 at the Revere Hotel, Boston Common.

Among our speakers will be Sonos global real estate & facilities manager Chad Lundeen, who tells us Sonos' offices are much more than a workplace.

"They're an intentional integration of design and collaboration that carries our signature characteristics throughout our space." Smart speaker specialist Sonos' HQ is in Santa Barbara, CA, and it also has offices in Boston and Seattle, as well as in the Netherlands, UK, Australia, Germany and China.

Chad says these guiding principles drive all of the company's workplace design, regardless of where the space is located. "It's about being connected, being immersive and being artful. When these principles intersect, we do the right thing, trust each other to nail our parts, and good things happen."

Find out more about Sonos' offices, and other creative spaces, at our Boston Creative Office Space event, beginning at 7:30am on April 14 at the Revere Hotel, Boston Common. Sign up here.

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