The trendy theory in office design is that open, cubicle-less workspaces foster a creative, collaborative workplace. One survey found that 77 percent of respondents have or are planning to ...

To get people back in the office, companies need to ditch the open office plan and start thinking about other priorities.

Traditional landlords have been somewhat slow to embrace new demands for collaborative office design and a tech-forward focus. That's left the door open for the breakaway success of co-working ...

ATLANTA—Cooper Carry, an Atlanta-based design firm, is flexing its collaborative office design muscle. The company is designing an office space for eVestment, an institutional investor data and ...

And it seems a number of other companies are also retooling their initial forays into open offices. Anyone following trends in collaborative office design can be excused for feeling a bit whipsawed.

Coworking spaces can serve as inspiration for how to optimize your space to promote communication, teamwork and innovation.

Perkins Coie moves into permanent office space in Austin, two years after it moved into the market. Features of the new office, such as a large amount of collaborative space and hoteling options ...

He was tasked with creating “the ultimate collaborative office environment” a challenging creative brief that required the team to ask big questions about the changing nature of work.

Experts say it's time to move in these design directions to keep workers engaged and get the most out of your office space.

Conclusion Innovative office design can empower businesses to boost productivity and employee wellbeing, revolutionising workspaces for a brighter, collaborative future.