Tuesday, March 01, 2022
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The pandemic brought significant changes to the workplace, including to office design and layout. To accommodate the new hybrid model of work, office designs will likely include more collaborative spaces that also are adaptable and have a homey feel.
Office designs pre-pandemic were often cube farms and had open layouts that shunned privacy to promote collaboration. But now, after almost two years of social distancing and people working from home, office designs are ready for an overhaul, said Stephanie Travis, associate professor of interior architecture and design at George Washington University.
Because the pandemic proved that individual work could be successfull...
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