Rather, companies can and should think about how an employee’s “desk” can now encompass the whole office. For example, at the award-winning Havas/Arnold Worldwide’s Boston headquarters—a design and build-out led by Victor and team—in the course of a day, employees armed with laptops and Wi-fi can roam from clusters of individual work stations, to café table, to standing work bench, to collaboration room, to staircase seating, to soft seating areas that replicate the comfort of a private living room. For a creative company that thrives when face-to-face interaction spurs innovation and creative spark, having happy and productive workers on the move within the confines of the office is critical to conducting good business.

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