Energy
Crusoe
Confidential Resources Company Pilot Floor
Confidential Resources Company Executive Office
Chevron Perth
Enel Headquarters
Newmont
Confidential Energy Client
Confidential Plastics Manufacturing Facility
Confidential Energy Client
Chevron Technology Ventures Suite at the Ion
NYPA EV Charging Stations
BP Westlake Campus
bpx energy
BHP, 1500 Post Oak
TechnipFMC at John T. Gremp Campus
ExxonMobil Corporation
Southwestern Energy Company
BP Mexico City, Corporate Office
Apache Canada, Ltd.
American Multinational Energy Corporation
Devon Energy Center
Qatargas Americas Liaison Office
Merit Energy
Halliburton
Electric Power and Gas Company
Denbury Resources, Inc.
BHP Billiton
Human and ‘Digital Employee’ Collaboration Will Transform Workplace Design
Why Japan’s Workplace Trends Are Moving Against the Global Current
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
Agency Is the New Workplace Amenity
Why Now Is the Time for a Workplace Reset
What’s Next for the Workplaces of San Francisco?
The Next Big Generation at Work May Not Be Who You Think
Repopulating the Workplace: Why Collaboration Space Is in Danger
Traditional power still anchors the grid.
Renewables, gas, and nuclear are slowly reordering the energy mix, but oil and gas remain the backbone of a stable grid. For real estate, that means facilities must support both legacy infrastructure and new technologies — spaces that flex with an evolving portfolio.
Competition for talent redefines the energy workplace.
Energy companies compete globally for tech-savvy talent. Winning requires workplaces that attract and retain top skills with spaces designed for flexibility, collaboration, and advanced technology integration.
Global collaboration transforms the energy ecosystem.
As energy companies expand across continents, they create networks of spaces that connect people, ideas, and operations. From industrial campuses to research centers, these environments align local expertise with global strategy to accelerate knowledge sharing and drive innovation.
Catherine Black
Vince Flickinger
Jacqueline Salterio
Gensler Energy Leader Vince Flickinger on How To Design Work Environments To Engage Gen Alpha
‘Workplace Power Symbols’ That Are Replacing the Corner Office As Emblems of Corporate Success
Office Snapshots Spotlighted Gensler’s Design of the Chevron Australia Headquarters
Chevron Australia Headquarters Wins the IIDA 2023 Best of Asia Pacific Design Awards
What Leaders Should Consider As They Redesign Their Offices for the New Era of Work
Shell Is Opening a New Gensler-Designed Office in the Emerging River District of New Orleans
The Reason Workers Want To Come to the Office