Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney's home in Pittsburgh, over a century old, now hosts a dedicated AI research space. (Credit: JHVEPhoto/Adobe Stock) In the Wake of Hybrid Work, Firms Get Creative in Using Their Space
"Creating amenities is an important thing [in] bringing people to the office," said Ken Wiesehuegel, an architect with design firm Gensler.
July 28, 2023 at 10:48 AM
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Real Estate
Law firms are continuing to get creative with their floorplans, with some adapting to new hybrid working schedules by finding new uses for free space and others adding amenities in an effort to draw attorneys back to the office with the overall goal of increased efficiency.
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