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The power that space has on how we act, interact, think, and create is immeasurable.
We do not act the same way in a classroom as we do in a church or a casino or a fast-food restaurant. For this reason, business leaders should focus on achieving overhauls of workspaces as well as digital transformations.
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Did COVID spell the end for commuting?
Research from HERE Technologies has revealed major generational shifts in commuting preferences and desire for new-found flexibility.
Do you feel differently about commuting since the pandemic hit?
18 - 25 y/o
28
18 - 25 y/o
NO LONGER WILLING TO COMMUTE FOR LONG
28% of respondents
43
18 - 25 y/o
USED TO RESENT COMMUTING, BUT NO LONGER DO
43% of respondents
28
18 - 25 y/o
DO NOT FEEL DIFFERENT
28% of respondents
25 - 34 y/o
30
25 - 34 y/o
NO LONGER WILLING TO COMMUTE FOR LONG
30% of respondents
30
25 - 34 y/o
USED TO RESENT COMMUTING, BUT NO LONGER DO
30% of respondents
40
25 - 34 y/o
DO NOT FEEL DIFFERENT
40% of respondents
35 - 44 y/o
39
35 - 44 y/o
NO LONGER WILLING TO COMMUTE FOR LONG
39% of respondents
28
35 - 44 y/o
USED TO RESENT COMMUTING, BUT NO LONGER DO
28% of respondents
32
35 - 44 y/o
DO NOT FEEL DIFFERENT
32% of respondents
45 - 54 y/o
30
45 - 54 y/o
NO LONGER WILLING TO COMMUTE FOR LONG
30% of respondents
18
45 - 54 y/o
USED TO RESENT COMMUTING, BUT NO LONGER DO
18% of respondents
50
45 - 54 y/o
DO NOT FEEL DIFFERENT
50% of respondents
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Source: Here: Has COVID-19 ended the commute?
Powerful voices
Shigeru Ban
Architect and Pritzker Prize Winner
“Even a building made of paper can be permanent as long as people love it. Even a concrete building can be very temporary if it is made to make money.”
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Jeanne Gang
Architect and Founder of Studio Gang
“We bring ideas to the project, of course, but it also talks back to us and it’s our job to listen and dig down into it – and it is usually then that we uncover something exciting to explore further.”
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Rosan Bosch
Founder and Creative Director of Rosan Bosch Studio
“An old-fashioned type of school, where you as a student aren’t physically moving very much, doesn’t give you many options to become engaged.”
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Jaime Lerner
City Planner, Architect, Politician
"Political decisions tend to separate the economy to one side, and cities to another. But cities are where we live. The city is the last refuge of solidarity.”
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