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The list of grievances against crowded open office floor plans is mounting, and as state officials mull how to safely reopen offices shuttered by the coronavirus, ...

An open floor plan has long been considered a design choice that promotes collaboration and communication among teammates in an office environment. However, that’s not the case for every team.

The open office isn't dead, but as reopened offices ponder prioritizing joint work, the floor plan may cater to groups — not individual people.

The open office plan caught on as a way to kick-start creativity and productivity. In the knowledge economy, placing people in close proximity leads to more idea sharing, or so the theory goes.

Though not every office will need to use every one of the 12 areas outlined in the kit, most are adopting at least a few of its parts for a more diverse space that makes the open plan seem like a ...

Not a fan of the open office floor plan? Here are 3 ways to get over the hurdle of the hottest new trend (and cost savings) that isn't going anywhere anytime soon--and how you can adapt to it.

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Those big, wide-open offices don’t work—both for employees and the companies who think they improve collaboration among colleagues. It’s time to rethink what the office is.

A hybrid office will combine “private offices, cubicle banks and truly open floor plans (in which even cubicle dividers are dismantled) as well as communal areas and soundproof rooms where ...