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What's transforming
Law offices are shifting from status-driven design toward human-centered spaces that support how legal professionals actually work.
Research from Steelcase Workspace Future shows most firms are increasing technology investment and adopting flexible, hybrid environments, with lawyers coming into the office primarily to collaborate and connect.
As a result, law firms are rethinking space design to prioritize performance, wellbeing, and meaningful work experiences rather than prestige alone.
Research from Steelcase Workspace Future shows most firms are increasing technology investment and adopting flexible, hybrid environments, with lawyers coming into the office primarily to collaborate and connect.
As a result, law firms are rethinking space design to prioritize performance, wellbeing, and meaningful work experiences rather than prestige alone.
New Design Typologies
Shared Private Office
Quick switch private office spaces allow users to do focus work, while also being able to seamlessly shift to collaborative work with in-person or remote participants. Secure storage addresses varying durations of reservations in a shared office.
Owned Private Office
The space needs to enable users to seamlessly shift between focus and collaboration with the ability to host a mix of in-person and remote colleagues.
Virtual Courtroom
Remote participants are easily viewed while sharing content, allowing for a seamless in-room and remote experience during legal proceedings. Users are evenly distributed across a curved table, allowing optimal viewing.
Conference Center
To support large groups and features an elegant, sophisticated, timeless aesthetic. Paired with conference seating and easy access to power and technology, this space supports both in-person and remote hosting.
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