"As people start to migrate back into the office or some sort of hybrid model, we want to create a culture that is unique and will be a draw for employees to stay and feel like they're connected with one another, as well as an environment that's going to be attractive to future employees."
It's time to reimagine how office environments can help a workforce thrive. The office is not going to disappear, but will require a fresh, new approach. Jeremy Bringard and Kathy Wheadon discuss how they pivoted design of the new Taylorsville State Office Building to address changes brought by the pandemic to meet the demands of remote and flexible work.
