Future of the Workplace

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RECORD explores how architects are addressing the changing horizon for commercial-spec buildings, corporate headquarters, and purpose-built industrial projects, taking into account factors such as wellness, along with the spatial flexibility needed to accommodate various work styles and hybrid schedules. The diverse solutions address climate change and employ sustainable strategies, new materials, and structural techniques.

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