Our weekly round up of workplace news from around the web.
The COVID-19 pandemic may be the stressor that pushes many buildings to adopt healthy practices, says The Verge, and those benefits could linger long after the outbreak fades.
As businesses contemplate the return of workers to their desks, The New York Times reports many are considering large and small changes to the modern workplace culture and trappings.
Business Insider shares what the post-COVID-19 office of the future could look like.
With enormous pressure to restart the economy and reopen businesses closed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Architectural Record shares how architects are considering how best to help their clients.
The Boston Globe reports that some companies have begun mentioning a return to one of history’s more derided office-design concepts: the cubicle.
Experts at FMJ predict that coronavirus could challenge hot desking and workplace design.
Industry Announcement: The results from Workplace Evolutionaries’ Global Work-from-Home Experience Survey are in! Don’t miss their special WE:binar on Thursday, May 14 at 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT to learn the findings with guests Dr. Anita Kamouri and Kate Lister.
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