Gensler’s Post

Smart offices aren't just about cool technology. They're about empowering every mind. As a technology architect, I've seen firsthand how the right environment can unleash potential. Here's what I've learned: 1. Personalization is key. Adjustable lighting and sound masking? Game-changers for neurodiversity. 2. Flexibility wins. Smart, modular workspaces adapt to individual needs. 3. Communication tools matter. Visual aids and collaboration platforms bridge different thinking styles. 4. Quiet spaces are essential. Smart "sensory rooms" offer crucial recharge time. 5. Involve your team. The best solutions come from those who'll use them. Remember: A truly smart office works for everyone, regardless of cognitive style. What's your experience with inclusive workspace design? Share your thoughts! #SmartOffices #Neurodiversity #InclusiveDesign #Layer10 #BuildingTomorrow #CRE #AEC

Have you ever thought about the impact of the design of your workspaces on your company cultures? Read more to learn about the key elements that will make the difference. #WorkspaceWellbeing https://lnkd.in/egdSGmek

The demand for flexible, adaptable spaces is growing. Multifunctional spaces not only support users' evolving needs, but they also help businesses save money and boost efficiency. Read SAAarchitects, Inc.’ post below to learn more: https://lnkd.in/ecfEycj3 #FlexibleSpaces #AdaptableDesign #MultifunctionalSpace

Operational costs have continued to climb across the board. As a result, businesses are looking for ways to reduce overheads without compromising on productivity or employee well-being. We’ve seen firsthand how a well-thought-out workplace design can have a significant impact on operating costs, and we work closely with our clients to address these challenges. Here’s how smart design can make a difference: - Energy Efficiency: Lighting, heating, and cooling systems are some of the biggest contributors to energy costs. By integrating natural light, energy-efficient lighting solutions, and advanced climate control systems, we help businesses reduce energy consumption while creating a comfortable working environment. - Space Optimisation: Ensuring that every square foot of your office is used effectively, whether that’s through flexible workstations, collaborative zones, or agile meeting spaces that can adapt to your changing needs. - Future-Proofing: By anticipating future needs, such as hybrid working, we create adaptable spaces that can evolve without costly overhauls. This helps our clients stay agile and cost-efficient over time. - Sustainable Materials: The use of sustainable and durable materials minimises environmental impact and reduces long-term maintenance and replacement costs. Managing rising operational costs requires a proactive approach to ensure that your workplace remains cost-effective and efficient in the long run. #workplacedesign #inspiringspaces #futureproofing

Discover how the fusion of technology and nature is revolutionizing modern IT workspaces! 🌿✨ Read our latest blog post on Biophilic Design in the workplace. https://lnkd.in/gJAzmQH3 #NatureMeetsTech #BiophilicDesign #ITInnovation

As more people return to the office, organizations that downsized after the pandemic will struggle to fit all of their #employees into a smaller space. 🧩 National design firm Little Diversified Architectural Consulting is helping companies of all types and sizes adapt in this evolving world of work. Hear from Little's Senior Workplace Strategist Rebecca Sistruck. Rebecca is the perfect person to ask about combining great #design and cutting-edge #workplace #technology to entice workers back to the office - so, we did! 🔗Read here: https://hubs.ly/Q02Qx2Cy0

I'm excited to share our latest blog post, which dives into the transformation of Zühlke's London and Manchester offices. Learn about our journey from MVP to a collaborative, flexible workspace and see how we balanced sustainability with smart design choices by the link below. #ModernOffice #HumanCenteredDesign #Sustainability #WorkspaceTransformation #HybridWork

I'm excited to share our latest blog post, which dives into the transformation of Zühlke's London and Manchester offices. Learn about our journey from MVP to a collaborative, flexible workspace and see how we balanced sustainability with smart design choices by the link below. #ModernOffice #HumanCenteredDesign #Sustainability #WorkspaceTransformation #HybridWork

What are your priorities for a future workspace? My Downtown Cincinnati co-working space is turning into a residential property, and I'm touring new workspaces this month. I'm reading an HBR article on future workspaces prioritizing sustainable design, tech integration, decentralized workstations, and low-cost commuting. These are my workspace priorities, too. #futurework #futureworkspaces #hybridworkers #futureworkers #steveramosmarketer https://ow.ly/93YO50S17xZ

Join us for our upcoming June CCS webinar, “Flex Office Design: Expert Insights for Innovative Workspaces,” featuring design leaders Belle Morales with The Sliding Door Company, Faye Stutts with Vari, and Kelly Bozelka with Workplace Studio. Happening next Wednesday, June 26th at 12pm CST! This awesome group of ladies will delve into topics like... 💡 Universal Design Principles: Are there any hard and fast rules for flex operators? 💡 Guiding Design Needs: How often do design leaders guide operators versus them knowing what works? 💡 Common Oversights: What are the most common things operators overlook? 💡 Technology Integration: How does technology, including AI, factor into design elements? Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and practical advice to enhance your workspace design. Secure your spot today! https://lnkd.in/gHG8k3tZ #flexofficedesign #coworkingspaces #workspacedesign #webinar #industryleaders #gwawebinar Giovanni Palavicini Annie Draper Megan Brown Miranda Stewart Robyn Evans Jennifer Ibe Cid Rhomberg Michele Penaranda Javier García Iza Miro Miroslavov Matt Going Richie Parsons Mike Kriel Nick LiVigne Michelle Stiegler Colleen Moselle Kim Lee Christopher Hoyt Richard Myers