Workplace norms continue to shift. The potential “death of the office” has become a hot topic. This new report from Cushman & Wakefield Obsolescence Equals Opportunity highlights the potential upside for property owners and developers who are ready to meet the market demand for high-quality office spaces that can both provide a strong in-person experience as […]

Do You Love Your Workplace? Image 4’s client Pega Systems does! Pega of Waltham, Massachusetts, contacted Image 4 for help creating a custom branded workspace that immerses employees and visitors in the Pega Brand. Image 4 designed, fabricated, and installed bold wall murals throughout the space. The cafeteria features a fun, whimsical mural features Pega’s […]

Thoughtful workplace design not only helps neurodiverse employees to perform at their best, but a focus on elements such as comfort, lighting, and acoustics reduces overall employee burnout and encourages employees to embrace working in the office again. Image 4’s Experience Design Team approaches workplace design with these principles in mind. Contact us to find […]

Image 4’s Experiential research shows that people will utilize the method that matches their expectation of “friction” in a transaction. Picking up the phone may be more “friction” than a text, but then again, maybe not if you need to have a complex conversation. And Zoom may be higher friction than a simple call. Maybe […]

Whether you choose to come back to the workplace, or are required to show up in person, your office space has probably changed since you were last there. As the article points out, “a layout that is largely devoted to people working at serried desks alongside the same colleagues each day all feels very 2019.” […]