Technology

IBM

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NI Pilot Program
LinkedIn Omaha

Fivetran Headquarters

NVIDIA

Verizon at The Hub

T-Mobile Headquarters Campus

Adobe Seattle

Booking Holdings, Bucharest

Morning Consult

Meta – Park Tower

DoorDash Headquarters

Citrix Cambridge

Space Perspective Brand Design

LinkedIn D.C.

Equinix Paris

Fujitsu

MathWorks AH2

Leidos Global Headquarters

AT&T Discovery District

Citrix Sydney

Wunderkind

Xiaomi Beijing Headquarters

Intuit

Younger Generations Work Differently. What Does This Mean for the Future Workplace?

Building Buzz: Strategies for Energizing the Workplace

10 Spaces That Are No Longer Optional to Create a Great Workplace Experience

Getting to the ‘S’ and the ‘G’ in ESG Through Design

3 Ways the Most Innovative Companies Work Differently

As We Return to the Workplace, It’s Not the Same — What Works? What Doesn’t?

Nature + Nurture in the Inclusive Workplace

How the Future of Work Is Influencing Workplace Design

Trends to Watch: What’s Next for the Future of Workplace and Workplace Design

Trends to Watch: Accessible and Inclusive Design Will Draw Workers Back to the Office

What’s Next for the Office? Here’s What Corporate Real Estate Executives Say.

What Gensler’s Recent U.S. Workplace Survey Reveals About What’s Working — and What’s Not — as Workers Return to the Office

Murals of Joy: How Custom Murals Can Improve Well-being in the Workplace and Beyond

The Hospitality-Driven Workplace

The Infinite Office: How the Metaverse Connects Us, in Real Life
Supporting and recruiting engineering talent means creating spaces for deep focus.
The tech industry’s core talent base will always be its engineers, a group whose productivity depends on specific environmental conditions. For engineers, peak performance is often associated with places for deep focus work that enable them to achieve a flow state; however, these deep focus spaces ultimately benefit all workers by minimizing distractions at the office.
Advanced workplace analytics and pilot projects will unlock insights into worker usage and behavior in a matter of weeks.
When it comes to understanding how people and spaces interact, we’re on the doorstep of a revolution. Emerging workplace analytics software will enable companies to unlock data on the specific ways workers use workspaces and how they feel about them in real time.
Embodied carbon is where tech must tighten its belt to meet ESG goals.
The tech industry carries an outsized embodied carbon footprint because of how quickly the average workplace scraps or renovates spaces every few years. As ESG goals become paramount for investors, the opportunity for tech is to lean into workplace products ready-made for disassembly and reuse.



Erin Greer

Brian Stromquist

Amanda Carroll

Jacqueline Zuhoski

Business Insider Features New Gensler-Designed Workplaces in a Roundup of the Coolest Offices in North America

How Culver City Is Attracting Tech Companies With “a Pedestrian-Friendly Environment” Where Workers Can Mingle With Other Creatives

Gensler and NI Beta Tested Office Prototypes to Land on NI’s New Flexible Workplace Design

Fivetran’s New Oakland Headquarters is an Innovative Workplace for Hybrid Collaboration

Building Design Ranked Gensler the #1 Firm on Its 2023 World Architecture 100 Survey

How AI-Assisted Design Can Create Workplaces “Everyone Will Be Drawn To”

Fivetran’s New Office in Oakland Is Designed for Its Remote Workers

How Companies Are Reimagining Spaces to Support More Social Interaction Among Colleagues

Gensler’s Design of TikTok’s New Office in New York “Captures the Soul of the City”

Gensler Designers Weigh In on the Experience-Driven Workplace

Inside NVIDIA’s New Gensler-Designed Voyager Building

Transforming the Office into an Experience Multiplier

IBM’s New Toronto Office is Designed for the Hybrid Workforce
Fostering a Sense of Place and Flexibility in the Post-Pandemic Office

Gensler’s 2022 U.S. Workplace Interiors Cost Insights Report Offers a Deep Look Into Cost Conditions
