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As businesses evolve, the demand for spaces that cultivate connection and belonging is rising. Historically, workplace design has focused
primarily on functionality—efficient layouts, practical amenities, and productivity-driven environments. While these elements are
important, they no longer meet the changing expectations of today’s workforce. Employees seek more than just a functional space; they
want environments that provide comfort, foster collaboration, and align with an organization’s mission and values.
However, providing people with convenient and amenity-heavy workplaces isn't enough to win people over. Those simple perks don't always
translate to cultivated communities or increased employee satisfaction. As a result, employees are left with little incentive to work
outside of the comforts of home. Instead, we must shift our focus and prioritize design that provides a sense of belonging and connects
people to the firm’s mission, getting talent excited to engage with your workplace long term.
