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Our designs should aim to leave a positive legacy for generations to come, where every decision counts—be it material selection, renovating existing structures, or advocating sustainability with clients.

As we navigate through the influx of emerging workplace trends advocating the "office of the future," it's crucial to pause and assess an organization's present challenges and strategies before embracing any solution.

"Employees are looking for offices that are both effective in supporting their ability to focus on their work and offer a more desirable mix of experiences,” said Janet Pogue McLaurin, Global Director Workplace Research, Principal, Gensler.

The new year marks a fresh chapter—a time for reflection and renewal. One impactful way to kickstart this journey is by revitalizing the workspace. As we dive into 2024, let's explore how a revamped office environment can significantly elevate the well-being of your team.

How can we develop work environments that rival the appeal of remote work and home-based options—spaces where employees genuinely prefer to be?

Exploring the Link Between Workplace Belonging and Individual Success, and How Leaders Can Cultivate and Support It.

What if we could not only enhance outcomes but also tackle the current challenges in the healthcare industry by reshaping and prioritizing our healthcare system to improve community health?

Elevate retention rates, boost engagement, and enhance morale within your hybrid workforce by strategically designating the office for high-value tasks exclusively.

Being the inaugural generation raised in the digital age, Gen Z introduces a novel outlook to the continuously evolving realm of employment.

In the past, the emphasis on designing clinical spaces for well-being was mainly on the patient. However, today, merely taking care of patients is no longer sufficient; it is essential to prioritize the well-being of the people who serve these patients as well.

Hint: It's not going to look exactly like any other organization.

Strategic and agile healthcare facilities have far-reaching impacts, and it all stems from the meticulous organization and purposeful allocation of space by facility managers, along with the effective governance of those spaces.

Architects and designers have the power to craft a revolutionary workplace that caters to the ever-changing needs and aspirations of employees, ensuring its relevance and impact for many years ahead.

Let's discuss three actionable steps to build a sense of community in the workplace through assessing, promoting, and creating collaboration opportunities.

With workplace strategies in flux, businesses are keeping a close eye on their real estate footprints as office utilization changes. The concept of "Right-Sizing" is taking center stage.

The workplace cafeteria has evolved into more than just a lunch spot, now serving as a hub for collaboration, cultural building, and flexible work arrangements.

As concerns about climate change and environmental sustainability continue to grow, facility managers play a vital role in implementing sustainable practices within large corporations.

In today's fast-paced and competitive work environments, employee wellness is a critical factor in maintaining productivity, job satisfaction, and overall organizational success.

As employees make their way back to the office, it's time to redefine what truly matters in the workplace. Forget fancy perks and lavish amenities, because the most crucial asset in any organization is its people.

As the workplace continually undergoes a transformation, there is an increasing demand for private offices from clients who have seen them disappear from many workplaces in recent years.