Campus
Why don’t we model work life on campus life? Most university campuses are inspiring, rejuvenating places to be. With their green open spaces, trees, benches and cafes, they feel like living oases in a desert of concrete and asphalt. Casually dressed students find quiet or social spaces, depending on their needs. Campuses are ideal for learning, collaborating and innovating. Why then do we design office environments where the spirit goes to die? Why do we surround ourselves with cluttered cubicles instead of nurturing nature? Only the big tech companies, it seems, have understood the power of campus work-play spaces.
— Wayne Visser
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