Media
Virgin Media O2 Headquarters
The Fields Studios
Austin Community College Highland Campus Dillard’s Building 3000 Renovation
Havas Boston Village
Confidential Creative / Media Agency
The Walt Disney Company NYC Headquarters
Lionsgate Studios Atlanta
Universal Music Publishing Group
Sunset Pier 94 Studios
The Culver Studios
NTT Plala
McCann Worldgroup
KHOU
Motion Picture Association
HUYA Headquarters
Xandr Headquarters
Audacy
WTOP
WRAL
McCann Health
Momentum Worldwide
Smashtech
Hearst UK
Fitzco / Momentum / Weber Shandwick
People’s Daily Beijing
Tierney
Yahoo7
Transforming Pier 94: A Collaborative Journey in Sustainable Design and Adaptive Reuse
The Future of Real Estate Metrics: Human Connection
Human and ‘Digital Employee’ Collaboration Will Transform Workplace Design
Why Japan’s Workplace Trends Are Moving Against the Global Current
Doing More With Less: Designing Small Spaces for Big Impact
Debunking 3 Myths About Generational Differences in the Workplace
How the Future of Work Is Influencing Workplace Design
The New Club Workplace: More Than an Amenity
It’s Time for the Traditional Conference Room to Make Way for New Spaces
How Summer FOMO Is Shaping the Canadian Workplace
Agency Is the New Workplace Amenity
Why Now Is the Time for a Workplace Reset
Next-gen media hubs become dynamic anchors for mixed-use districts.
Media companies transform sound stages into multifunctional assets that support film and broadcast production, as well as traveling shows, branded activations, and large-scale sporting or entertainment events. With this flexible public-facing approach, these modular, collaborative environments are dynamic anchors for mixed-use districts.
Media companies extend into immersive, real-world entertainment spaces.
Media companies like Netflix advance branded physical venues that offer fully immersive experiences, blending themed food, entertainment, and interactive environments. These permanent venues deepen fan engagement and brand loyalty while meeting growing expectations for multidimensional storytelling environments.
Non-media brands become media creators.
Financial institutions, consumer brands, sports teams, and even real estate companies produce their own content — not just sponsor it. As a result, non-media brands invest in content creation studios with natural light, aesthetic backdrops, plug-and-play tech, and spaces that feel like lifestyle hubs.
Johnathan Sandler
John Wiedner
Gregory Plavcan
Sumita Arora
Hollywood Park Studios Will Serve As the 2028 Olympic Games International Broadcast Center
Fast Company Explored Gensler’s Media Workplace Strategy and Design for The Walt Disney Company NYC Headquarters
Virgin Media O2’s “Ultra-Connected and Inclusive Workplace” Unites Diverse Teams
Spectrum News NY1 Highlighted Sunset Pier 94 Studios in New York City
New York Magazine Explored the Walt Disney Company’s New NYC Headquarters
Plans Have Been Approved for 1888 Studios in Bayonne, New Jersey
Francis House, Edelman’s Gensler-Designed Office in London, Combines Flexibility, Colour, Warmth, and Rawness
Time Out Unveiled Renderings for Sunset Pier 94 Studios, Designed by Gensler
Gensler’s U.S. Workplace Survey Finds That the Top Reason Workers Want To Return to the Office Is To Get Work Done
Gensler’s Design of TikTok’s New Office in New York “Captures the Soul of the City”
NYC Companies Are Leveraging Tech-Driven Workplaces to Enhance the Employee Experience