The walls are closing in on white-collar workers — their office environments are shrinking, propelled by new technology, a changing corporate culture and the age-old imperative to save a buck.

Sullivan, the former head of design ... they work from home. And during the pandemic, when many white-collar workers realized their jobs could be done just as well from home as from the office ...

Read more: The COVID-19 Pandemic Upended the Office. It’s Time to Radically Rethink How We Work ... Walls can be moved and furniture taken apart so a room becomes a gathering space or a seating ...

Inside the “blueberry muffin” conference room, the walls ... back to the office?” It’s a cycle that American workers have seen before: When working norms change, the design of the office ...

The lighting is exclusively made, which echoes the design of working ... of the office director and pantry area are functionally separated through the division of new added shear walls.

Remote work has emerged as a transformative force, shattering the confines of traditional office walls. As companies increasingly embrace the flexibility and freedom enabled by remote work ...

White walls in a room might feel crisp and clean ... The high-screeners had no difficulty working in the red room, while low-screeners tended to be distracted by the color. Both groups, however ...