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Why Common Offices Are Becoming Uncommon

The Korth Cos’ Jodi Korth is seeing office trends that require flexibility. She says spaces that easily evolve will encourage creativity, collaboration and, ultimately, innovation. She adds that most flexible spaces allow for open doors (if there are any doors at all) and movable partitions that create private space when necessary. Jodi says that the new office needs to feel inviting, especially for Millennials, who are very particular about where and how they work. She loves the switch from typical drywall partitions, and the new trend in moving and writable walls, conference rooms that open like garage doors, and amenities that allow you do your personal stuff like fitness and yoga. The contracting firm is currently working on a 23k SF office that features nine holes of putting greens that make up the perimeter of the workspace. For more info on our Bisnow partner, click here.

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Since 1982, excellence of execution and personal management, coupled with construction projects that are delivered on time and within budget, has resulted in a prominent base of repeat clients that consistently entrust their most demanding projects to The Korth Companies, Inc.

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