ICYMI: Evolving Workspaces—Lessons in Flexibility, Communication, and Comfort
In this In Case You Missed It Episode, we revisit a recent article from FCA in which they explore how an integrated approach to well-being drives a new era of office engagement.
Image courtesy of FCArchitects | Photo by Jeffrey Totaro
With hybrid and remote policies as the primary working model, many Gen Z employees are skeptical of the value of the office’s collective experience. Our challenge as workplace designers is finding the balance between these vastly different sets of expectations to ensure the office supports all staff and to prove the value of the physical office so that it is used to its full potential. Listen to this mini-episode article read in which we revisit a story published on the i+s website exploring the evolving workplace and how to create spaces that support communication and comfort.
About the Author
Rachel Ryan
Rachel Ryan, NCIDQ, WELL AP, Fitwel Amb., is a project interior designer and associate at Philadelphia-based FCArchitects, Inc. (FCA). Ryan received a B.S. in interior design from Drexel University. Since joining FCA in 2018, she has continued to deepen her interest in workplace strategy and wellness, and has frequently contributed perspectives on how to achieve interior spaces that support occupant well-being and improve employee experience.
