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Law firms renovate offices to make them more open and sustainable

The working environment is vital for lawyers. Offices, spaces where lawyers used to go every working day of the year, are now becoming less and less available due to remote working. 

New models of office attendance require lawyers to come to their offices to meet, to spend time with colleagues planning and strategising new projects. 

Productivity, internal communication and morale are influenced by how an office is designed. We live in times of changing mindsets for lawyers. Law firms want to convey values of inclusiveness, transparency, effectiveness. And as well as externalising these values on social media, they are also doing so through architecture. 

Today, sustainable offices are in vogue, with open and spacious rooms, with nooks and crannies where lawyers can talk privately and individually, and smart spaces where they can meet as a group.

Architecture, as well as professionals, are adapting to new technologies. Therefore, The Impact Lawyers has contacted design studios to know in detail how prestigious international law firms such as Hogan Lovells, Baker McKenzie or Kim & Chang are renovating their offices.

Access the real cases about the office renovation of Hogan Lovells, Baker McKenzie or Kim & Chang, carried out by MCX Interior.