When we first encountered television, which dates back to the mid-1970s, we were introduced to series and cartoons like "Space 1999" and "The Jetsons" that transported us into the future. Although we believed that many of the things depicted were about a distant future and were impossible, we've witnessed, through experience, how we're inching closer to that future.

The flying cars of "The Jetsons" might not be a reality yet, but the AI-related scenarios we saw are now becoming integral parts of our lives. The real-life counterparts of Rosie, the robot in "The Jetsons," like Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant, are familiar to all of us. Of course, we can find more examples of AI's presence across almost all sectors, from health to retail, e-commerce to banking. But how does AI influence office design?

Offices directly impact employee productivity and happiness. You can find our previously published blog articles on this topic here. AI provides in-depth knowledge about employee preferences, comfort, and spatial use, personalizing the design process. This not only enhances aesthetics but also functionality, creating more appropriate spaces.

Designs supported by AI can offer countless suggestions to optimize office space. This can both maximize spatial use and offer added benefits such as energy savings and increased efficiency. Furthermore, it has the potential to create flexible workspaces that can be adjusted based on individual employee needs.