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Gensler 2013 Workplace Study: Too Much We, Not Enough Me

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By Sharon Simonson The drive for greater office-worker density is hitting a wall. Findings from a new Gensler survey of 2,035 American “knowledge workers” suggest that a corporate strategy of using cities like San Francisco as extensions of offices can successfully fill gaps in the mushrooming variety of workspaces. But the same survey also cautions […]

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