Interior Design - May 1, 2012

In the beginning, there were just desks.Then, in 1968, a revolutionary concept forever changed the workplace: the open-plan panel system. First put into service by corporations such as Intel as a hip hybrid of private and public space, these systems were later lampooned as an agent of micromanagement.

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