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Adobe Founders Tower
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TikTok Mexico City
Global Technology Company Suzhou Campus
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Synopsys Munich
Confidential Technology Client
Index Exchange
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IBM Flagship Office at One Madison Avenue
Pinterest Mexico City
Atlanta Tech Village – Sylvan
Google at St. John’s Terminal
Workday Beaverton Expansion
KAYAK
Amazon HQ2 Metropolitan Park
LinkedIn Atlanta
Adobe White Collar Factory, London
mHUB Chicago
Verizon Innovation Center
T-Mobile Headquarters Campus
Meta – Park Tower
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Emerson-NI Pilot Program
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The tech workplace evolves from multimodal to multimodel.
For years, workplace design has focused on offering a variety of spaces for different work modes — focus, collaboration, and connection. The next evolution goes further. New workplaces feature distinct models — from AR-enabled floors that personalize the experience for each employee to wellness zones that deliver restoration tailored to individual needs.
The workplace that connects people keeps them.
With rapid hiring and relocation, many tech workers arrive in new cities without social networks. The workplace fills that gap. It’s a place to work and a place to belong. Companies that foster connection, mentorship, and shared purpose through their workplace design retain talent by helping people build meaningful lives around their work.
Input meets intuition in the next era of workplace design.
The next frontier in tech workplace design pairs human intuition with intelligent support. As workers navigate increasing complexity and information overload, the workplace itself is an active participant — a kind of practical concierge that helps people do their best work. Think of it as a barista who knows your order, but for your workday: Technology quietly learns your rhythms, guides you to the right space, connects you with the right people, and anticipates what you need before you ask.
Erin Greer
Kelly Dubisar
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