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With hybrid work now the norm, today’s offices must offer more than desks and devices — they need to feel like destinations. Tom Wallace, Global Workplace Design Lead at Foundever, shares how thoughtful, human-centric spaces are key to engaging teams, building culture, and transforming the office into a true community hub.

What began as a vision to transform an underused inner garden evolved into a dynamic, multifunctional space designed for connection, creativity, and well-being — reflecting the evolving needs of today’s professionals who value flexibility, community, and authentic experiences.

Dynamic working requires dialogue and encounters – rooms that enable flexibility as well as intermediate spaces. Understanding the office as a space of potential and designing these exciting interfaces is not only important to us, but also to Beiersdorf, for whom we developed a global workplace strategy in close collaboration with company employees. The new campus at the company’s headquarters in Hamburg demonstrates what distinguishes this identity-forming workplace of the future

The CBRE Design Collective team in the Netherlands designed a sustainable office in Zwolle using circular design principles. The space features a flexible layout, refurbished furniture, and recycled bio-based materials.

The “House of Games” (HoG) is more than a building—it’s a visionary ecosystem designed to elevate Berlin as a global hub for the digital games industry.

Office design may seem like a matter of furniture and layout to some. But a well-thought-out office design goes further than that – it has a direct impact on employee wellbeing, productivity and satisfaction.