Professional Services
Confidential Global Professional Services Client
Bass, Berry & Sims
Bradley
Global Law Firm
Freshfields New York
AllianceBernstein at Hudson Yards
Francis House, London HQ
CBRE Global Headquarters
Gensler San Francisco
Fish & Richardson
DLA Piper Vancouver
Hilson Moran’s Living Lab
Cencora Headquarters
Baycurrent
Chamberlain Hrdlicka Houston
Accenture Chicago Headquarters
Confidential Law Firm
Cassels Brock & Blackwell
Gensler Atlanta
Loffler Companies
NIKA Technologies, Inc.
Korn Ferry Paris
Global Law Firm
Greenberg Traurig
Gensler Seattle Office Redesign
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
DivcoWest
The Future of Real Estate Metrics: Human Connection
Designing a New Way to Think in the Age of AI
Human and ‘Digital Employee’ Collaboration Will Transform Workplace Design
Why Japan’s Workplace Trends Are Moving Against the Global Current
Why Modern Hiring Centers Matter in Today’s Competitive Job Market
Designing Workplaces That Work — With Your People
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
The New Workplace Experiences That People Crave
It’s Time for the Traditional Conference Room to Make Way for New Spaces
How Summer FOMO Is Shaping the Canadian Workplace
How Law Firms in Mid-Tier Markets Are Leading Workplace Innovation
Agency Is the New Workplace Amenity
Professional services firms attract talent by doubling down on top-tier, amenity-rich real estate.
Despite economic uncertainty, law firms, consultants, and other professional services organizations invest in premium spaces to attract the best talent. Given the high cost of space, every square foot delivers value as both a working environment and a client-facing asset. Spaces become hospitality-led destinations designed to reinforce brand and trust.
The legal office evolves from workplace to workshop.
As AI redefines entry-level work, firms rethink how space supports connection, co-creation, and mentorship. Wellness and neurodiversity are core infrastructure, while partners are expected to be visible as mentors. The workplace doubles as a learning hub for talent and a stage set for clients. “AI studios” or “legal labs” inside the office work as venues for demos, training, and innovation workshops.
Firms invest in carbon tracking and other sustainable details to increase workplace value.
PSF workplaces are judged as much on CO₂ per square meter as on rent per square foot. Smart, AI-enabled HVAC systems and circular fit-out strategies reduce energy use by 10–15% and help firms meet strict embodied-carbon caps.
Timothy Bromiley
Craig O’Halloran
Why Office Design Is Key to Unlocking Workplace Performance for Legal Professionals
Work Design Magazine Spotlights O’Melvney’s Redesigned Dallas Office, Led by Gensler
Office Snapshots Highlights Gensler’s Newly Redesigned O’Melveny Dallas Office
‘Workplace Power Symbols’ That Are Replacing the Corner Office As Emblems of Corporate Success
WorkLife’s 5 Things To Know Newsletter Featured Gensler’s New San Francisco Office
Francis House, Edelman’s Gensler-Designed Office in London, Combines Flexibility, Colour, Warmth, and Rawness
Gensler’s Design of Korn Ferry’s New Paris Office Integrates Public and Private Spaces
Three Office Design Predictions for 2024, According to Gensler’s Design Forecast
Boston Consulting Group Headquarters Wins Interior Design’s 2023 Best of Year Award
Rethinking Law Firm Workplaces in the Age of Hybrid Work
What Leaders Should Consider As They Redesign Their Offices for the New Era of Work
Here’s What Matters for Optimizing Office Spaces for Today’s Needs
A Look Inside Cassels’ New Toronto Office, Designed by Gensler
How One Manhattan Firm’s Office Reflects Big Changes in the Legal Industry