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Office attendance and desk use are on the rise as firms make most of real estate

Workplace Insight

A new report from AWA claims that office attendance and desk use continue to go up, although the provision of workstations has been reduced as part of an overall rationalisation of corporate real estate. Our data shows that organisations may have reduced their real estate as far as they can.

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How To Adapt Aging Office Spaces For A Modern Workforce

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To stay competitive, aging office buildings must integrate flexible layouts, wellness features, and smart technology. As tenants seek out flexible, wellness-focused, and tech-enabled work environments, owners of these aging office buildings must rethink their strategies to attract and retain occupants.

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Innovation Depends On Intentional Design For Hybrid Work

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Design for Performance, Not Perception Given the diminishing confidence from employers on the ability of their current office environments to drive innovation and nurture productivity, designing spaces that cater to worker needs is top of mind for many companies. The fact is innovation thrives when the workplace adapts to new demands.

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Bass Berry & Sims Offices – Nashville

Office Snapshots

These flexible spaces are landmarks within the office for people to meet, customize their daily routine, or simply provide a landing place between tasks. Rather than private corner offices, this sought-after real estate is dedicated to shared meeting rooms and collaboration spaces for all to leverage.

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Is Your Workplace Experience Commute-Worthy?

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A successful workplace today requires more than just creating a cool looking physical space; it’s about establishing an ecosystem that fosters connections, offers flexibility, and creates an environment where people are genuinely excited to come to work. This article was written by SmithGroup’s Matt Dumich for Work Design Magazine.

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How to Get Remote Workers to Come Back to the Office

Office Space

The steady rise of remote work has fundamentally shifted the way we work, offering unprecedented flexibility and convenience. Use this guide to transform your flexible work model no matter the workplace design you have adopted. A well-stocked kitchen or catered lunches is always a good start. Flexible workstations.

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Design Lessons Learned From The Coworking Revolution

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As an added layer of flexibility, coworking spaces typically feature different office environments like individual office spaces, meeting rooms, cafes and more. This significant surge signifies the growing desire for flexibility, autonomy and collaboration in modern work environments.