Cubicles and Isolation
Probst's vision for open office design was quickly undermined as companies transformed innovative panel systems into confining cubicles. What was intended to foster communication ironically became a symbol of isolation, particularly during the recession of the early nineties, when layoffs left remaining workers feeling trapped and vulnerable. The shift from open spaces to enclosed environments reflected broader trends in the white-collar workplace, raising questions about the true purpose of office design.In this clip
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