How to create building features that encourage a return to the workplace.
Over the past two years, the office sector has undergone a transformation. At a time of economic headwinds and the rising appeal of remote work, office managers and developers must rethink how their spaces can best appeal to tenants and encourage a return to in-person work.
One place where they have seen particular success is upgrading amenities, from greenery-draped courtyards to flexible retail space. According to industry experts, these physical upgrades are indeed important, but so is how the buildings are used and the irreplaceable value of working in person.
One place where they have seen particular success is upgrading amenities, from greenery-draped courtyards to flexible retail space. According to industry experts, these physical upgrades are indeed important, but so is how the buildings are used and the irreplaceable value of working in person.
- Focus on flexibility...
- Building an irreplaceable experience...
RSK: I guess what is old is new again with a twist. The darling development used to be commercial on the first floor and apartments above. Now it is becoming commercial and hospitality on the first floors and office on the upper floors.
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