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🏙️ 16,000+ workers share why campus ecosystems win
Adam Morgan of Bureau points to JPMorgan, Pfizer, BlackRock, Google and Meta campuses as examples of Expand 👇 the Urban Knowledge Campus trend highlighted by Harvard Business Review.
A Gensler 2026 survey of 16,000+ workers found 53% would reject a building without public transit access, 46% want wellness amenities and 43% want outdoor space. The neighborhood around a building is becoming as important as the building itself.
Adam Morgan of Bureau points to JPMorgan, Pfizer, BlackRock, Google and Meta campuses as examples of Expand 👇 the Urban Knowledge Campus trend highlighted by Harvard Business Review.
A Gensler 2026 survey of 16,000+ workers found 53% would reject a building without public transit access, 46% want wellness amenities and 43% want outdoor space. The neighborhood around a building is becoming as important as the building itself.
🙏 16 important spaces for employees
Wesley Edmonds from OFS breaks down Gensler’s recent report on the workspace experiences that Expand 👇 employees crave.
Top 10? F&B options, coworking, lounges, rest spaces, deep-focus area, focus rooms, outdoor workspaces, phone booths, libraries and well-being areas.
Wesley Edmonds from OFS breaks down Gensler’s recent report on the workspace experiences that Expand 👇 employees crave.
Top 10? F&B options, coworking, lounges, rest spaces, deep-focus area, focus rooms, outdoor workspaces, phone booths, libraries and well-being areas.
🤩 In 2019, 14% of large co employees use coworking spaces
On page 16 of this 2019 report, Gensler reported that 14% of employees at 100+ people companies Expand 👇 noted that coworking was a part of their average workweek. Most reported that they used a coworking space for less than 1 day per week.
I would love to compare this to updated 2024 numbers on this. Will someone at Gensler hit us up with an updated version of this data?
On page 16 of this 2019 report, Gensler reported that 14% of employees at 100+ people companies Expand 👇 noted that coworking was a part of their average workweek. Most reported that they used a coworking space for less than 1 day per week.
I would love to compare this to updated 2024 numbers on this. Will someone at Gensler hit us up with an updated version of this data?
🚮 What’s in/out of workspace trends
Gensler shared 10 workspace trends using the popular online trend of what’s in/out.
Looking over the Expand 👇 list, we see trends we’re already seeing and have discussed in the newsletter previously notably: moving from real estate metrics to people-centric ones, creating ‘destinations’, multi-use neighborhoods, biophilia, and workpace ecosystems.
Gensler shared 10 workspace trends using the popular online trend of what’s in/out.
Looking over the Expand 👇 list, we see trends we’re already seeing and have discussed in the newsletter previously notably: moving from real estate metrics to people-centric ones, creating ‘destinations’, multi-use neighborhoods, biophilia, and workpace ecosystems.
🙇♀️ What influences employees workplace decisions?
Gensler shared results from a 2023 survey of over 4,000 remote and office-based workers revealing Expand 👇 that factors such as commute, generation, living situation, team type, and working across time zones influence decision making around how employees work, when they work, and why they value the office.
Although the report is email-gated, they do share that on "average, office workers spend 48% of their typical workweek in the office, but they say to maximize their productivity they need to spend 63% of their week in the office." Work that into your messaging, for sure.
Gensler shared results from a 2023 survey of over 4,000 remote and office-based workers revealing Expand 👇 that factors such as commute, generation, living situation, team type, and working across time zones influence decision making around how employees work, when they work, and why they value the office.
Although the report is email-gated, they do share that on "average, office workers spend 48% of their typical workweek in the office, but they say to maximize their productivity they need to spend 63% of their week in the office." Work that into your messaging, for sure.
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