On 4 June 2019 Savills completed the acquisition of London-based workplace consultancy and design studio KKS. Find out more here.
Returning to the office after COVID-19 will involve learning a new set of behaviours and working in new ways. KKS are experts in design and planning, which enables us to provide you with the most effective solutions to adapt, evolve and improve your workplace.
This whitepaper explores current trends, predictions and facts and what they mean for the future of the workplace.
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The End of the Office? Katrina Kostic Samen looks to the flexible future of work and business with Ballymore.
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Katrina Kostic Samen discusses the role of the office and how offices will change as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. We explore attitudes to working remotely, the return to the office debate and the importance of office culture and transforming workspaces.
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Katrina Kostic Samen joins John Waters, Executive Director at Covington & Burling LLP and David Crew, Head of Corporate Real Estate at Hogan Lovells, to discuss the impact of remote work on the future of the legal office.
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Zoom meetings and working from home. Two habits which office workers have picked up during the enforced lockdown. But will these behaviours habits stick? Katrina Kostic Samen gives her thoughts to Evan Davis.
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Katrina Kostic Samen joins Savills colleagues Jon Gardiner, Cal Lee and Eri Mitsostergiou to examine the future of work and the role of the workplace following COVID-19.
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Katrina Kostic Samen discusses how workplaces and habits could, and possibly should, evolve over time following Covid-19.
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Katrina Kostic Samen speaks to Amy Till about the challenges facing those transitioning back into office buildings, and how Covid-19 may impact the future of the way we work long-term.
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Caroline Pontifex talks to ZDNet on office life and the workplace following COVID-19.
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Katrina Kostic Samen speaks to American Lawyer on the future legal workplace following the COVID-19 global pandemic.
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Yetta Reardon Smith believes that better-designed workspaces will be a significant factor for employers in both persuading staff to return to the office and attracting new talent.