Driven by hybrid work models, organizations are rethinking the role of the physical office—no longer viewing it simply as a place to perform tasks, but as a tool to foster greater collaboration and connectivity.

As office evolution continues to prioritize connection and culture, designers are rethinking layouts to better support these values by incorporating urban planning principles directly into workplace design.

One emerging approach draws inspiration from the familiar rhythm of city life: the “Main Street” concept. This design approach anchors the office around a central thoroughfare of activity, blending function and social energy to mirror that of a vibrant urban corridor. By channeling the flow of a city’s main street, the office is transformed into a destination that encourages greater connectivity, wayfinding, and community.

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