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The future of the workplace is social clubs

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The future of the workplace is social clubs

Office design experts from NELSON Worldwide propose a new concept for the workplace, one that resembles the social clubs of the past. 


By BD+C Staff | June 10, 2021
The future of the workplace is social clubs
The future of the workplace is social clubs

Holly Williamson, Design Director, and Nicole Zack, AIA, NCARB, Senior Designer, both with NELSON Worldwide, break down their concept for the future of the office as inclusive social clubs. Williamson and Zack envision the workplace taking on the role of the social glue for company employees, offering special amenities like coffee/wine bars, fitness areas, and partnerships with local clubs and social groups.


 

 

 

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