Open Office Is Out, But Private Offices Are Not Back In
Office design is changing, again, and the new model is all about flexibility and privacy.
Office design is changing, again, and the new model is all about flexibility and privacy.
The Korean technology giant is moving its government relations office to the Hine School redevelopment in Southeast D.C.
Plans by Gary Neville for UA92 university college in Old Trafford could revive the office market and stimulate student housing development
Rubicon Point Partners just completed its transformation of a garage at 1125-1127 Mission St into a creative office space.
Google and tech firms may have started the open office trend, but it is a trend employees want to die hard.
Downtown Chicago office space on the sublease market is 1M SF more than at the peak of the Great Recession.
Are all those breakout spaces and huddle rooms really solving an office problem or perpetuating a fad that will be replaced with the next workplace trend?
Though open-plan offices are growing in popularity, there are still several concerns surrounding that form of office design. These are the top pros and cons.
Open floor plans have not lived up to employees' expectations. Companies need to strike a balance between collaborative space and areas for heads-down work.
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