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How Retail Design Insights Will Inspire Workplace Design

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Workplace design can learn a lot from other industries, such as retail. Workplace designers can look to inspiration from the retail design sector to support reinventing the office hub for community, learning and culture. An ideal workplace has much in common with the experiential retail environment. Offer A Unique Experience.

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The Fusion Office: Hospitality, Residential and Retail-Inspired Workplaces

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The lines between retail, hospitality, residential and workplace are blurring. The Retail Model at Work Whether it’s a customer or an employee, retail stores and the workplace are becoming singularly focused on the user, their experience and their journey through the space.

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What The Workplace Can Learn From Taylor Swift And U2

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Workplace design should prioritize creating spaces that fulfill emotional and professional needs, rather than focusing solely on technology and infrastructure. They are proof of a fundamental truth extant in all of nature — the principles of evolution writ large in travel, retail, sports, entertainment, and our built environments.

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Confidential Communications Technology Company Offices

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For one of the largest communication technology companies in the world, NELSON Worldwide was entrusted with the complete interior redesign of its 9,500-square-foot facility. Because the client is in the business of human progress, its facility ultimately needed to be flexible and adaptable to emerging technology.

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The Role of The Office in 2023 and Beyond

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This article was written by Jodi Williams and Susan Soehnlen of Arcadis for Work Design Magazine. Changing company policies, advancements in technology, and the evolving built environment has led to shifts in the way individuals approach their work.

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From Vacant to Vibrant: Activating Office Space at The Ground Plane

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Retail environments have suffered from overbuilding/oversupply and competition from ecommerce. The relationship between retail and office in an urban district is extremely co-dependent. In places where there is still decent office tenancy, but retail spaces can’t survive, a broader approach is needed to address ground-level vacancy.

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Office Building Repositioning: Designing For The Post-Pandemic Workplace

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Key employee considerations when returning to the office include the ability to maintain a work/life balance; staying connected with co-workers; flexible, productive work environments; access to technology; and opportunities to eat healthy, reduce stress and remain active. Can the lobby become an activated, dynamic space?