“A recent study suggests that 87.5 percent of global employees have missed face-to-face social interactions since remote working was introduced and while the return to the office will satisfy this craving for most, new workstyles and re-imagined office spaces will prompt a new way of communication that integrates and better serves employees in and outside the office,” – Anne Gibson

Teammate Anne Gibson shared insight into how employers can differentiate themselves to meet the demands of the evolving workplace and NELSON’s holistic approach to making the transition back into the workplace as seamless as possible. Read more with Midpoint Magazine here.

As Covid-19 uniquely forces workplace and hospitality experience to radically adapt and innovate, this is an opportune moment for the two players to learn from each other. Read more here.

Award-winning architecture, design and strategy firm, NELSON Worldwide has merged operations with Daroff Design Inc + DDI Architects, PC (DDI), an award-winning, internationally recognized interior design and architecture firm headquartered in Center City, Philadelphia. Read more with Mann Report here.

Holy Cross Health could build a freestanding emergency department and primary care clinic in Deerfield Beach.

Read more with Biz Journals here.

Downtown Minneapolis is in the midst of a building repositioning boom in which at least eight Class A towers have undergone transformations of their public and amenity areas in order to meet the new demands of today’s workforce. Read more with Floor Focus.

Before the pandemic, Karen Daroff was prompted by her colleagues to begin thinking about the long-term future of the Center City architectural and interior design firm she formed nearly five years ago. “We wanted to have a national platform. We have national accounts, but not national offices. That was the goal and objective.”

Daroff found what she was looking for in NELSON Worldwide, which has now merged with Daroff Design and DDI Architects. Read more with Philadelphia Business Journal here.

Office Insight Magazine shares more about NELSON’s Workplace Innovation Session here. 

Multidisciplinary designer Marco Oppici has joined the architecture and design firm NELSON Worldwide as retail design leader. Based in New York City, Oppici brings a strong expertise in experiential design from high-end residential, retail and hospitality, to visual arts and furniture design. For more than a decade, he held a position with Saks Fifth Avenue/HBC Corporation as vice president of store design and creative director. Read more here.

How much noise is too much in the office? As workers have returned to their desks, managing sound levels has become an art–and a science. 

Read more with Financial Times here.

“Prepandemic, co-working spaces were trying to entice small businesses that didn’t have offices to leave their home to go there to work, so it’s interesting to see that we’re once again trying to entice people to leave their home to go to work, but with companies’ own office space” – Kristin Cerutti

Teammate Kristin Cerutti discussed how law firms are beginning to make decisions about the future of their office spaces. Read more with Law360 here.