By Nancy Amdur As more technology firms head into San Francisco, designers are working to accommodate their unique office needs, while city planners grapple with the infrastructure challenges of housing and transporting a fast-growing population. “Tech workers do not want a corporate office. They want something dynamic and different that people will talk about,” said […]
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