These tiny, prefabricated rooms run from a few thousand dollars to over $10,000 apiece. Whereas cubicles of yore were open-air dividers, these new spaces are fully self-contained rooms.

The cubicles are modular, so you can organize your own spaces. Add a few 1958 Egg chairs by Arne Jacobsen and a couple of Eero Arnie 1963 Ball Chairs here and there, and your ad agency will be in ...

Chinese workers ditch cramped cubicles for remote locales, freedom – and just look at that view. Known as ‘digital nomads’, many were born out of China’s strict pandemic measures ...

More men than women are back in their cubicles, but remaining remote comes with risks. “It creates that barrier.” ...

Cubicles aren’t required to be stuffy or boxy to be effective. Cubicle design can be both fun and functional, and fit in your design without sacrificing comfort in a modern office.

Cubicles, meanwhile, are partitioned-off sections that take up more space in the office but allow for each employee to have his or her own mini office. The walls for cubicles average around 4 to 6 ...

Cubicles will return as the design of Silicon Valley offices is rethought, says Form4 Architecture's Paul Ferro, in a guide to the post-coronavirus office.

Yet these cubicles, with their flimsy, fabric-wrapped sort-of-walls, originated with the evangelical work of Robert Propst, a maverick designer in the 1960s who believed that, by designing modular ...

Our Cubicles, Ourselves: How the Modern Office Shapes American Life. How did we come to work in spaces that make us so miserable? By Rebecca J. Rosen. Jordan Richmond/Flickr. April 14, 2014.