Historically, office building lobbies have been purely transitional spaces—beautiful yet briefly occupied. Today, owners and architects are reimagining the lobby’s purpose, design, and the user experience. Evolving from simple thoroughfares, these spaces are becoming flexible, hospitality-driven third spaces that invite you to linger.

In Work Design Magazine, Adrienne Nelson, a principal and partner at Pickard Chilton, highlights recent examples that illustrate how lobbies have evolved, turning from a pass-through point to vibrant places that enhance occupant experience and connect buildings to the city. Read the full story here.