What Are the Long-Term Impacts of the Remote Work Revolution?
A Think Tank Panel considers how the changing perceptions of work will impact the future of offices, as well as cities and the people who live and work in them.
A Think Tank Panel considers how the changing perceptions of work will impact the future of offices, as well as cities and the people who live and work in them.
A recent panel discussed the workplace lessons of 2020, one takeaway: It’s the people, not the place.
The interior design firm takes a comprehensive look at workplace re-entry, considering the perspectives of both tenants and landlords.
With remote work likely remaining a permanent feature in our future workforce, companies can support their employees with proper equipment.
The Dubbeldam Architecture + Design principal selects lighting, surfacing, and furniture for the modern workplace.
JP Lounge, a modular collection from Davis Furniture, offers flexibility and residential-inspired comfort.
A storage, workstation, and space-division system, Lochlyn from National Office Furniture offers endless customization.
Unlike the arduous process of its decade-plus development, the thonik building is a light and joyous affair with an ode to amateur-led design.
The complex’s new building makes a statement about the past of Berlin and the future of journalism.
A recent Think Tank shed light on how designers can and can’t help keep workers healthy.
A recent Metropolis Think Tank panel discussed how the pandemic has changed our expectations for the office, and what’s necessary to attract and retain talent.
New research from ThinkLab highlights the need to balance the emotional and physical needs of all employees, whether they work in the office or remotely.
ACDF's new workplace for FlightHub sets teams at the perimeter of the round, color-blocked interior.
A summer 2020 issue of Metropolis digs into the issues that are changing the future of work — from quarantine to neurodiversity.
An artful sanitizer station and modular divider systems from B+N Industries bring safety and good design to reopened offices and public spaces.
While adapting two buildings as one new Sacramento workplace for DPR Construction, the architects created a showcase of the builder's best practices.
A new Ketra showroom lets designers see how fabric, furniture, and food can look under the company's array of lighting solutions.
Designers who want to take the lead in shaping the post-pandemic office must embrace ideas which are not yet accepted by the mainstream.
Melissa Marsh and Jackie Manzer weigh in on experience management in a world where work has diffused beyond the workplace.
These innovative acoustic products for new-era work spaces prove sound control can be chic.