Office and Business

From Office to Co-Living Unit: Could Conversions Solve the Housing Crisis?

Aging high-rises in Chicago and Washington, D.C., could be converted into affordable housing where renters share bathrooms and kitchens, offering a feasible solution, says a new report by The Pew Charitable Trusts and Gensler.

Why This Developer is Bullish on Pre-Built Offices

Moving Toward Zero-Waste Offices

CMG Surveys AEC Employers and Employees on Remote and Hybrid Work

Herman Miller Acquires Knoll for $1.8 Billion

Get Organized: Looking Back at Office Storage of the Past

The Acoustic Challenge of the Post-COVID 19 Office

Hold the Plexiglas: Re-envisioning Office Design During and After COVID-19

Rethinking Office Design Trends in a Post-COVID World

Free Software and Tools to Support Working Remotely

Perkins and Will Expands Canadian Practice

Q+A: Leesman Index’s Peggie Rothe on Open Plan Offices’ Bad Reputation

Archi-Tectonics Opens New Office in China

Cyber-Criminals Prey Heavily on Construction Pros

WeCompany Officially Owns the Landmarked Lord & Taylor Flagship in Manhattan

The Amazon Effect: How HQ2 Will Impact the NYC and DC Housing Markets

Q+A: BTI Partners’ Noah Breakstone on Surviving the 2008 Recession

This Week in Tech: Shocker … Open-Plan Offices Don’t Actually Improve Teamwork

City Club Apartments Breaks Ground on CBD Minneapolis and CBD Detroit

WeWork Names Bjarke Ingels as Chief Architect