Joellen Stade • Dec 31, 2020
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 Reimagining Office Spaces Post-COVID-19: A Design Perspective

The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally reshaped our work environment, challenging conventional ideas about office design and functionality. As we navigate this transformative period, I encourage you to prioritize the following topics when considering changes in your work environment.


  1. Adapting to Flexible Work:
  • Acknowledge that the shift toward flexible work arrangements predates the pandemic. However, COVID-19 has accelerated this trend, necessitating rapid adjustments.
  • Highlight your firm’s expertise in creating adaptable office layouts that seamlessly accommodate remote work, social distancing, and enhanced hygiene protocols.


  1. The Urgency of Transformation:
  • Emphasize the urgency of rethinking office spaces. The pandemic has underscored the need for cleaner, more efficient work environments that prioritize employee safety.
  • Discuss how your firm is proactively addressing these challenges, ensuring a swift and effective transition for businesses.


  1. Collaboration with Industry Experts:
  • Introduce your collaboration with Schrimmer Design Group and Lebel & Bouliane. These trusted partners bring diverse perspectives and innovative solutions.
  • Describe how your joint efforts aim to provide comprehensive guidance—from visionary concepts to practical, cost-effective measures.


  1. Balancing Big Ideas and Practical Solutions:
  • Share forward-looking ideas that reimagine office layouts. Consider factors like spatial flexibility, modular designs, and technology integration.
  • Simultaneously, offer simple, budget-friendly strategies. These might include reconfiguring existing furniture, optimizing natural light, and implementing touchless systems.


  1. Prioritizing Employee Well-Being:
  • Highlight your commitment to creating spaces where employees feel safe and supported.
  • Discuss measures such as improved ventilation, ergonomic workstations, and mental health considerations.


  1. Looking Ahead:
  • Acknowledge that the return to “business as usual” remains uncertain. Prepare your clients for a dynamic future where office spaces continually evolve.
  • Express optimism about the resilience of businesses and the role of thoughtful design in shaping that future.


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