Repositioning & Landlord Services

At One Post Office Square in Boston, an aging concrete office tower offered an opportunity to explore questions about our relationship to the built...

The recovery is an opportunity to realign real estate value with human experience.

Gensler's latest Global Workplace Surveys uncovered some universal truths: most office workers want a hybrid work model, and the office is still the...

Gensler's Workplace and Research leaders host a Q&A with Michael Gao, M.D. of Haven Diagnostics, on the return to the office and the future of the...

When we can return to the office and resume other in-person activities, creating places for people to spend time together and rebuild community — not...

Here are five workplace trends that have been accelerated and now are driving priorities for the new post-pandemic office.

The future workplace must evolve to serve new needs, support flexible, hybrid working styles, and promote equity for all workers.

Ford's Book Depository will bring together innovators, entrepreneurs, emerging technology companies, and employees to develop, test, and launch new...

Boston's 41-story One Post Office Square tower was constructed in 1980 and designed at a time when corner offices were the gold standard of the...

A building’s performance is primarily influenced by its size, shape, orientation, massing, and fenestration. When just 1% of a project’s upfront...

As we plan for the new workplace, we need new design tools to meet the new design demands, and advances in technology and design tools is driving...

Here are several opportunities commercial real estate developers can consider when converting or repositioning under-performing office buildings.

With so much square footage currently sitting empty in urban centers, we know that the future must be community-oriented, and existing office...

We have an opportunity to reimagine the ground floor of our cities — reinventing sidewalk-facing storefronts to serve the community, not just the...

Here are four key strategies that building owners and developers can leverage to have more informed conversations with prospective tenants in the...

Over the past 70 years, the workplace has evolved slowly but surely. In the past 5 months, that evolution has accelerated far more dramatically...

From energy use to maintenance, lighting, and air quality, COVID-19 will change the equations we’ve been using to calculate the performance side of...

For those who design and develop office buildings around the world, the current crisis has introduced a new challenge: Once we are cleared to return...

People spend up to one-third of their lives at work, many of them inside office buildings. If these buildings were proactively designed with features...

TRANSFORMING THE URBAN EXPERIENCE THROUGH DESIGN As cities continue to grow, designers are stepping in to create experiences that connect people to...

Gensler’s Todd Heiser and Benjy Ward on why adaptive reuse is about more than just renovation.

Here are 3 successful examples of when developers chose adaptive reuse strategies over new builds.

Gensler Singapore hosted a panel examining the impact that repositioning smart cities might have on a well-established, dense urban environments.

To shape people’s experience of a city, we have to start by shaping one block, one intersection, or one individual building. At 400 Record Street in...

Design Forecast presents a comprehensive look at design around the globe, with over 100 pages of insights, research and industry trends. Register...

HOW WORKPLACE IS SHAPING THE FUTURE OF CITIES No experience shapes people’s lives more than work. From incubating new ideas to addressing climate...

Exploring how to quantify the market impact of our office repositioning projects.

Using Gensler New York as a case study, we installed sensors and use mixed-methods to measure occupant and building data.

Here, we offer five ways that amenities can help developers and building owners attract and secure tenants by appealing to their inhabitants

The Willis Tower is one of the world’s tallest buildings. At ground level, however, something is noticeably absent.

We created a menu of seven key real estate repositioning solutions in New York which can be applied to most markets.