Category
Lifestyle
Assisted Choices
Trend cluster
Category
Bio
Office
Modern offices incorporate green spaces for their many benefits.
4.1
Trend score
Trend
What is the Bio Office trend?
Bio Office: New office designs are increasingly incorporating functional green environments to live up to eco-friendly principles. These spaces reveal the increased emphasis brands are placing not just on environmental causes, but on improving employee morale through the support of green initiatives, and by giving them natural spaces in which they can decompress—harnessing the naturally calming abilities of green spaces within urban environments.
Trend themes
Themes within the Bio Office trend
Three behaviours holding the trend together01
Green Office Spaces
Green areas in offices are becoming increasingly popular to promote eco-friendliness and employee wellbeing, presenting opportunities for companies to invest in green initiatives and provide unique work experiences.
02
Sustainable Architecture
Using eco-friendly materials in architecture can help address environmental concerns and increase community engagement, paving the way for future designs that prioritize sustainability.
03
Mobile and Solar-Powered Workspaces
The rise of digital nomads and freelance work is leading to the emergence of mobile co-working offices that provide necessary amenities while leveraging renewable energy sources, offering potential for companies to tap into this market and provide sustainable workspaces.
Industry implications
What the Bio Office trend means for industry
Where the trend changes the playbookFor
Architecture
Architecture firms can leverage eco-friendly and sustainable materials to address environmental challenges while creating functional and aesthetically pleasing spaces.
For
Office Design
Companies can invest in green spaces and innovative designs to create modern offices that promote employee wellbeing and productivity.
For
Co-Working Spaces
The rise of digital nomads and freelance work is leading to new opportunities for co-working spaces to provide innovative and sustainable work environments for on-the-go professionals.
Workshop question
How can your brand better accommodate green space into the design of its workplace, or support environmental causes?
Trend signals
Trend signals for Bio Office
Trend score 4.1 out of 10, from popularity 58%, activity 58%, freshness 8%.
Popularity58%
Activity58%
Freshness8%
Audience
50%Men
50%Women
- Gen Alpha (not a primary audience)
- Gen Z
- Millennial
- Gen X
- Boomer
Market
North America
Europe
Asia-Pacific
Evidence
Examples of the Bio Office trend
6 featured examples from Jul 14, 2016 to Jan 25, 2019CategoryEco
Mobile Solar-Powered Co-Working Offices
Work & Co's Nova Pod is the Next Gen of Co-Working Spaces
Mobile co-working spaces could challenge traditional co-working spaces by combining flexibility and unique location offerings.
CategoryArt & Design
Ivy-Covered Office Spaces
'The Modern Village Office' is Filled with Greenery
The integration of greenery in office spaces presents opportunities for architectural firms to specialize in creating sustainable and visually striking work environments.
CategoryEco
Spherical Urban Greenhouses
Amazon is Building a Relaxing Green Community For Its Employees
The creation of spherical urban greenhouses can disrupt the corporate wellness industry by offering unique spaces for relaxation, stress reduction, and improved employee well-bein…
CategoryEco
Eco-Friendly Terraced Offices
The 'Googleplex' is an Environmentally Friendly Office Complex
Office architecture and design can be tailored to reflect a company's core values of environmental sustainability and employee wellness through creative designs like 'Googleplex'.
CategoryEco
Wood-Made Office Campuses
The 'Nanterre Arboretum' Will Be the World's Largest Solid Wood Project
Innovative architects and designers can explore using wood as a sustainable and aesthetically pleasing material for office spaces.
CategoryEco
Farm-Integrated Buildings
Plantagon's World Food Building Has a 60-Meter Vertical Urban Farm
The integration of vertical farms into buildings requires architectural expertise to design and construct functional and efficient farm-integrated structures.
