Perspectives on architecture, workplace strategy, sustainability, and the future of the built environment from our global network of designers and researchers.
Choosing between starting a project as a Gensler residential project or an office-to-residential conversion isn't straightforward. Based on common pitfalls and real cost data, here’s a practical decision tree for B2B clients.
An office admin's real-world breakdown of how overlooking small details in a Gensler-designed office renovation leads to high repair costs and lost productivity. Focuses on door trim, baseboard heaters, and the gap between design and maintenance.
An experienced administrative buyer argues that order size shouldn't determine service quality, drawing on industry standards and a specific experience with Gensler's Pearl House project to make the case.
A practical, data-driven comparison of Gensler's office-to-residential conversion services versus DIY or generalist approaches, from a procurement professional's perspective. Focuses on total cost of ownership, hidden risks, and when to trust the specialist.
An office administrator shares hard-earned lessons on selecting an architecture firm. Discover when paying a premium for guaranteed delivery makes sense, and when a flexible, lower-cost approach works better.
I’m a procurement manager who’s tracked every dollar on commercial fit-outs for 6 years. Here’s what I really think about Gensler’s residential work, Pearl House, and the hidden costs of office-to-residential conversion.
A cost controller's take on office-to-residential conversions: the hidden costs of architectural services, and why paying for certainty on a tight deadline is the only sensible move.
A procurement-focused analysis of Gensler's services for commercial-to-residential conversion projects, including cost considerations based on firm size and project scope.
An admin buyer shares practical insights on choosing between reflective coated glass, large-format tempered glass, and laminated double glazed units based on real project experiences.