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Design Forecast 2024 explores design trends and strategies across 33 practice areas that are transforming challenges into positive change and...

DignityMoves Founder and CEO Elizabeth Funk discusses why new thinking is necessary to help solve the housing and homelessness crisis.

Here are the most important signals and key opportunities we see in the building industry today.

As cities undergo massive transformation, Gensler’s Mixed Use & Retail Centers leaders discuss what’s next for the future of cities and multiuse...

We’ve developed a process for evaluating existing office buildings to determine if they are candidates for multifamily residential conversions.

Gensler Toronto and Vancouver leaders unveil the gaps and opportunities in the Canadian office market, based on findings from the Global Workplace...

Gensler’s latest global workplace survey reveals that Canadian offices are ripe for post-pandemic reinvention.

We surveyed office workers around the globe to understand how the workplace should evolve to meet their needs.

Designing for inclusivity has become a critical table stake in the post-pandemic workplace.

In the Puget Sound region and beyond, the science industry is growing in our post-pandemic economy.

Here are five design trends emerging as key drivers for the future workplace.

Just like third places, the time has come for the office to open up to the city, the neighbourhood, and the public space, rather than withdrawing...

It is crucial to understand generational differences to support a productive and engaged workforce.

As travel ramps up, our survey explores the growing blend of business and leisure travel, new definitions of luxury hospitality experiences, and...

Here’s how linking sustainability efforts to the customer experience helps grow brand value and move us toward a more sustainable future.

Resilient materials offer an opportunity to tell more rich and meaningful brand stories that offer a vision for an alternative future.

By incorporating biophilic, bioclimatic, and biomimicry design strategies, we can raise the bar for what acting sustainably means.

Mixed-use developments, when coupled with smart technologies, can deliver meaningful experiences, while providing developers data insights to...

Healthy buildings have a direct impact on our ability to thrive. Here are some strategies for future projects seeking to emphasize health and...

Gensler’s leaders offer guidance on the future of work in Canada, based on findings from the latest Canada Workplace Survey exploring what workers...

Gensler’s research, planning, and transportation experts discuss how residents’ mobility experiences, opinions, and preferences are shaping how...

Gensler's Canada Workplace Survey 2022 survey finds that the office will remain a critical part of the work ecosystem, but there are some challenges.

What amenities can bring people back to the office? Here are 10 spaces that have the greatest impact on workplace effectiveness and experience.

Design Forecast identifies trends and design strategies that are shaping the future with strategic advice, research, and projects across Gensler’s 29...

We surveyed Canadian office workers to understand their preferred mix of experiences in the office to get work done.

Owners and developers are considering how to convert Class B and C office buildings that sit vacant as tenants flock to modern, amenity-rich...

Our Climate Action Through Design Report presents solutions for transforming the built environment to achieve a net zero carbon impact across our...

Here are 10 considerations for reimagining the workplace to deliver more from technology, be bold on resilience, and enhance our humanity, health...

Here's how innovation is happening at a variety of scales, from affinity districts, to innovation districts, across cities.

Our Justice, Equity & Design Dialogues are a call-to-action to take a leadership role in driving change within our firm and industry, and with our...

To cultivate work environments that enable our sciences clients to innovate, we must look beyond traditional conventions of buildings and workspaces...