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From Allwork.Space: As office vacancies continue to be an issue in some cities, coliving is transforming empty spaces in...
15/08/2025

From Allwork.Space: As office vacancies continue to be an issue in some cities, coliving is transforming empty spaces into affordable, community-driven housing — slashing costs and adding density in cities worldwide.

As office vacancies continue to be an issue in some cities, coliving is transforming empty spaces into affordable, community-driven housing.

At Gen’s new Mountain View headquarters, HKS blends sustainability, brand experience, and flexibility to create a people...
14/08/2025

At Gen’s new Mountain View headquarters, HKS blends sustainability, brand experience, and flexibility to create a people-first environment where digital freedom and collaboration thrive — all inside a reimagined, once-empty building.

At Gen’s new HQ, HKS blends sustainability, brand experience, and a people-first environment where digital freedom and collaboration thrive.

Want to win $1,000? Submit your best recently competed work, theoretical idea or prototype in any of the following categ...
13/08/2025

Want to win $1,000? Submit your best recently competed work, theoretical idea or prototype in any of the following categories today!

You are invited to enter the 2025 Next Work Environment Competition and showcase your best ideas on how the workplace should work.

Celebrating over 45 years as a fine architectural hardware supplier,  Doug Mockett & Company, Inc.  is perhaps best know...
12/08/2025

Celebrating over 45 years as a fine architectural hardware supplier, Doug Mockett & Company, Inc. is perhaps best known for their grommets, power and pulls solutions in workplace settings and beyond.

Mockett showcases top hardware solutions from grommets, pulls, and power accessories that blend style and function for today’s workplace.

In this episode of What the F is Happening to the Office?, Bob Fox sits down with Lauren Hasson, Senior Vice President o...
11/08/2025

In this episode of What the F is Happening to the Office?, Bob Fox sits down with Lauren Hasson, Senior Vice President of Workplace Strategy at JLL, to explore why the post-pandemic workplace hasn’t evolved as expected—and how we can fix that.

In this episode of What the F is Happening to the Office?, JLL’s Lauren Hasson reveals why the workplace hasn't evolved post-pandemic.

Burnout is rising. Focus is fractured. Productivity is stalling and honestly the five day work week is starting to feel ...
10/08/2025

Burnout is rising. Focus is fractured. Productivity is stalling and honestly the five day work week is starting to feel outdated.

What if working less actually made your team better?

Burnout is rising. Focus is fractured. Productivity is stalling and honestly the five day work week is starting to feel outdated.

Dana Foley and Brittany Oddy of Gensler explore how hospitality-inspired design transforms workplaces into comfortable, ...
09/08/2025

Dana Foley and Brittany Oddy of Gensler explore how hospitality-inspired design transforms workplaces into comfortable, connected, and tech-enabled environments.

Learn how blending hospitality aesthetics, technology, and amenities creates spaces employees want to return to.

From Allwork.Space: As the boundaries between work and life blur, Gallup finds employees around the globe are not just l...
08/08/2025

From Allwork.Space: As the boundaries between work and life blur, Gallup finds employees around the globe are not just less productive…they are less well overall.

As the boundaries between work and life blur, Gallup finds employees around the globe are not just less productive…they are less well overall.

TPG Architecture's  atest project at 50 Hudson Yards blends hospitality, flexibility, and bold design into a skyline-lev...
07/08/2025

TPG Architecture's atest project at 50 Hudson Yards blends hospitality, flexibility, and bold design into a skyline-level executive hub that redefines the modern workplace.

TPG Architecture’s latest project blends hospitality, flexibility, and bold design into an executive hub that redefines the modern workplace.

Early bird pricing ends soon: use code EBCOMP2025* to earn 50% off your submission through August 8thSubmit your best re...
06/08/2025

Early bird pricing ends soon: use code EBCOMP2025* to earn 50% off your submission through August 8th

Submit your best recently competed work, theoretical idea or prototype in any of our categories!

You are invited to enter the 2025 Next Work Environment Competition and showcase your best ideas on how the workplace should work.

Workplace designers have been taking cues from hospitality design for years. The next opportunity lies in adopting an ap...
06/08/2025

Workplace designers have been taking cues from hospitality design for years.

The next opportunity lies in adopting an app-based approach, grounded in user experience (UX) and behavioral engagement.

Workplace design is shifting from space to experience—leveraging UX, personalization, and behavioral design to boost engagement and culture.

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Work Design Magazine is a digital publishing group dedicated to exploring the evolution of workplace culture, research, and design.

Founded by Bob Fox in the summer of 2010, the site got its start as a research project for a team of young interns at FOX Architects, Bob’s award-winning architecture and interior design firm. With the help of Stephanie Hay, a content and UX specialist and our founding editor, they put together several articles about the future of work and circulated them among local leaders in the workplace industry.

From those humble beginnings, our readership has grown internationally to nearly 35,000 designers, architects, facility managers, manufacturers, dealers, workplace strategists, end-users, and consultants whom we serve with weekly content, e-newsletters, in-person panel discussions, webinars, custom case studies, and videos.

As the workplace continues to evolve, so will we, and we welcome your feedback and contributions to the site. Thank you for reading Work Design Magazine!