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"YNNO and TBC Bank collaborate to create a landmark headquarters in Tbilisi, redefining hybrid workspaces with innovative design and a focus on employee engagement."

Hybrid work models place the emphasis on the integration of technology and the creation of spaces that foster connection and shared experiences.

M Moser’s Amsterdam living lab is all about sustainability. This new space demonstrates how technology can strengthen operational efficiency and support ambitious climate goals, an invisible partner for making better decisions about design.

Urban MBA aims to create a world where no marginalised youth are disengaged and excluded from the latest innovations.

The world of work has changed dramatically in recent years. Where Activity Based Working (ABW) was once seen as the standard for flexibility and efficiency, we are now increasingly seeing the limitations of this workplace concept.

Burnout, characterised by chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed, is an escalating issue in today’s fast-paced business environment. Symptoms include emotional exhaustion, reduced performance, and a feeling of detachment from one’s job. As businesses seek sustainable solutions to this problem, the integration of biophilic design offers a promising avenue.

Over the past few years, I’ve been fascinated by the shift in how we design projects for our clients. Sustainability is now at the forefront of business operations for many companies, and they are putting a tremendous amount of effort in improving this aspect of capital investments, including office buildings.

In this article, Daaf Serné, Global Head of Workplace at Miro, shares key strategies for revitalising modern office environments through their innovative 'Learning Lab' approach. By emphasising employee engagement, actionable feedback, and co-designing spaces, Miro has created a thriving workplace culture. These insights offer valuable lessons for any organisation looking to enhance employee satisfaction and productivity.

In today's globalised world, cultural sensitivity is paramount, especially when designing workspaces for a diverse workforce. At ServiceNow, we believe that our offices should not just be places where work happens; they should be environments where our employees feel at home, comfortable, and connected to their local culture.