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The modern workplace is undergoing a transformation, driven by the integration of advanced analytics and artificial intelligence (AI). These technologies are not just enhancing efficiency but are also redefining how workspaces are designed, used, and experienced. In this article, we explore how AI and analytics are shaping the future of workplace design, creating environments that are smarter, more adaptive, and aligned with the needs of employees and businesses alike.

When it comes to designing and building workspaces, the stakes are high. These are not just places where people work; they are environments that shape creativity, collaboration, and well-being. Yet, too often, we see spaces that are little more than cookie-cutter replicas of the latest trends, or worse, designed purely for aesthetics with little thought for the people who will use them.

What if the spaces we create could unlock the potential of every individual who steps into them? What if our workplaces didn’t just accommodate but actively celebrated the diversity of human experience? In Ireland, where 22% of people live with a long-term disability, and in the UK, where 1 in 5 people report living with a disability, this is not just a question of ethics but a profound opportunity to reimagine how we design for inclusion.