1. August, 2013 architecture | planning | interiors graphics | civil engineering interior design trends

2. Founded in 1972 14 offices throughout North America Specializing in: –Planning –Architecture –Interior Design –Civil Engineering –Graphic Design –LEED|Sustainable Design About Ware Malcomb

3. CoreNet Global Harvard Business Review white papers Experience with global corporate clients Our Research

4. Top 5 Trends Differentiating Buildings

5. Hospitality Driven Design Wi-Fi is a Must Soft Seating / Benching Electronic Directories Don’t forget Lower Level Entry 1. Lobby & Branding

6. Exercise Studios Yoga Rooms Showers Locker Rooms 2. Fitness Centers

7. Café Amenities Information/Entertainment Hub Branded Exterior Access 3. Work Cafés & Tenant Lounges

8. Multifunctional Flexible Upgraded Technology 4. Conference Centers

9. Corridors Washrooms Elevators 7-10 Year Life Cycle 5. Tried & True

10. Top 5 Office Design Trends

11. Dual Purpose (Meeting/Collaboration) Open Access To Light 1. Work Café

12. Information Sharing Maximizing Real Estate Storage Hub 2. Copy Bars

13. Heads Down Space Larger Footprint Access To Resources Tie Into Phone Rooms 3. Communal Library

14. Large And Small Open Or Closed Promotes Interaction 4. Town Hall

15. Colors Graphics Culture 5. Branding

16. “I” vs. “We” Space Workstations (6x6 or 6x8) Offices (10x12) Benching | Hoteling | Touchdown Space (3x5) Work Footprints

17. Key Take-Aways The factors influencing tenant satisfaction are service-related. Amenities and services will keep your property desirable and competitive. Having an identity is key.

18. Questions? Dawn Riegel Studio Manager, Interior Architecture & Design e. driegel@waremalcomb.comdriegel@waremalcomb.com Cindy Adams Project Manager, Interior Architecture & Design e. cadams@waremalcomb.comcadams@waremalcomb.com Ware Malcomb Chicago 1900 Spring Road. Suite 210 Oak Brook, Illinois 60523 p. 630.218.0063