Designing the Office for the New Legal Landscape: Making a Case for Change
| 11 July 2017
In the fourth post in this series, we lay out the business case for changing the way law firms approach workplace design.
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In the fourth post in this series, we lay out the business case for changing the way law firms approach workplace design.
Read moreIn the latest installment of this series, we explore the second key force driving change in law office design: the changing workforce demographics.
Read moreIn the latest installment of this series on the top global workplace trends businesses should seek to incorporate over the next five years, we explore the impact of co-working — or as we like to call it, "flexible workspace."
Read moreIn the second installment of this series, we look at one of the key forces driving change in the legal profession and law office design: the economic realities.
Read articleMany law firms are at a crossroads in terms of how they evolve their workplaces to meet the economic realities of today and the impact of a changing workforce. Learn more as we kick off a series of posts on designing the new law office.
Read articleAs we explore five key workplace trends, our latest installment turns to the “Internet of Things." Translating this into the “Internet of Workplace” will drive the next level of efficiencies, productivity and profits.
Read articleIn this series of posts on global workplace trends, we will explore the five core areas where businesses must make significant progress over the next five years. The first shift centers around the most valuable asset within every company: the people.
Read articleOur workplace strategy experts from around the globe have come together to weigh in on the top trends that companies need to align with in the coming years. In a series of posts, learn about the five key shifts that will be essential to staying ahead
Read articleIn the final installment in this three-part series, learn how law firms are rethinking the office design paradigm for a new breed of lawyer.
Read articleIn the second installment of this series, learn how some law firms are updating their workplace strategies to accommodate the evolution of user expectations.
Read moreLearn how some law firms are putting workplace design strategies in action to help transform the office from a cost of doing business to an actual profit enabler.
Read moreRather than focusing on a single age group, there is value in looking at the world through eyes of each generation to understand the real estate implications.
Read moreWithin the commercial real estate space, I have noticed a transition in office space design. A transition that has me wondering whether we have taken “casual” too far.
Read moreWhile Silicon Valley receives the lion’s share of credit when it comes to establishing new-era tech and creative companies, many tech firms have sought to to expand their footprints throughout the city that never sleeps.
Read moreThe “new era” tech and creative companies—defined for our purposes as firms that have come online in the last 20 or so years, and have grown at substantial rates while subsequently expanding their office footprints—have affected arguably the two most
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