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How To Design Offices For A Future You Can’t Predict

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As the nature of work undergoes a transformation fueled by technological progress and changing employee expectations, the design of office environments must adapt accordingly. Wernick describes workplace design as “designing for the unknown” and stresses that flexibility should be a foundational principle.

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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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Why the Future of Work Isn’t About ‘Going Back’ with Melissa Marsh

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With expertise in social research, workplace innovation, and real estate strategy, Melissa shares compelling insights on why companies should rethink office design, how cities are transforming, and what truly makes a workspace desirable. The role of technology , data tracking, and AI in workplace design and the risks involved.

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Innovation Depends On Intentional Design For Hybrid Work

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Our research points to key workplace drivers that boost performance: Adaptability Spaces should be future-proof, ready for growth and flexible enough to accommodate hybrid work rhythms. In addition, many firms are now minimizing real estate costs, as occupancy patterns fluctuate and employee needs shift.

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Bass Berry & Sims Offices – Nashville

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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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Occupiers seek broader value from workplace strategies

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A new report from Cushman & Wakefield, in partnership with CoreNet Global, claims to highlight how corporate occupiers are adjusting their real estate and workplace strategies in response to ongoing cost pressures and shifting organisational priorities. The role of corporate real estate is evolving, according to the report.

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BASF Offices – Istanbul

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The project, designed by Mimaristudio in line with the company’s Real Estate & Facility Management leadership and the company’s global design criterias, marks another implementation of the hybrid working model in the new office located in the LEED Gold-certified Nidakule Batı building in Istanbul.