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For a long time, office plants were treated as decoration. A ficus in the corner. A succulent at reception. Something added at the end of a design project to make a space feel finished. That’s starting to change. As companies rethink the role of the office after years of remote and hybrid work, more attention is being placed on how workplaces actually feel to employees. The conversation has shifted beyond square footage and desk layouts toward questions around wellness, focus

Rethinking how commercial real estate defines value, wellness, and the spaces we walk through every day. In commercial real estate, the...

Construction has begun on Park Habitat, a plant-covered building in Silicon Valley that was designed by Japanese studio Kengo Kuma and...

In the bustling world of commercial real estate, where every square foot is meticulously planned and every design choice scrutinized for...