Out of Office: the New Working Culture

By Flokk

October 20th, 2020

Tags: flokk, HASSELL, Nic Brunsdon, Super Design, Super Design 2020, Super Design Festival, unispace, Woods Bagot

Never before have we spent so much time working out of the office. As home, civic and public spaces adapt to meet our competing work-life needs, we see a complex blending of typologies that indeed filters right back into the workplace. Where will it all land?

In this session, Simon Pole (Unispace), Sue Fenton (Woods Bagot), Kirsti Simpson (HASSELL) and Nic Brunsdon (Nic Brunsdon) analyses those rapid shifts to forecast a future of hybrid spaces.

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