“Rather than the dead of offices – these will be the years of corporate urbanism”, says Blossity founder Jorick Beijer in an interview with Olivier Razemon for La Gazette Oise.
🇫🇷 « Les espaces de travail doivent devenir des lieux de rencontre, de réflexion collective, où seront organisés des événements ». Les surfaces libérées par le classique mobilier de bureau pourraient être transformées en lieux dédiés « à de nouvelles expériences culinaires, au sport, au spa et au bien-être »
Rather than the dead of offices – these will be the years of corporate urbanism.
Brands that are serious about talent, creativity and culture will double down on workplace experience. How that works? A network of hub and spoke offerings near where talent is living, plus a really premium HQ environment where people connect inperson in event style settings.
Let’s drop the digital dichotomy: wherever you work – you’re in a space and place.
All urban space is workplace. Brands ahead of the curve are now rethinking the city as campus.
Read the full article here at Gazette Oise.