David Horowitz, regional director,Colliers Project Leaders
NEW YORK CITY—In 2019, modern, open office settings arecommonplace. Lists of the best new offices invariably show photosof spacious rooms with efficient and adjustable workpoints andbreakout areas arranged for collaboration, high windows allowingabundant access to natural light, and plants, natural tones andcolorful accent walls creating senses of calm and fun.
When employers decide to rejuvenate their offices, theyunderstandably want these kinds of dynamic and collaborative spacesloaded with employee amenities to rejuvenate corporate culture andattract and retain talent. However, companies often haven'tstrategized past this to consider how they can tailor their officesettings to empower their unique businesses and not be just anotheroffice with fewer walls and more standup desks.
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