Welcome to the Era of Work Resorts

The traditional office has transformed! As companies adapt to the changing needs of employees, we’re seeing the rise of “work resorts” - luxurious environments designed to promote wellness, collaboration, and community. These aren’t your typical workplaces; they are purpose-driven hubs where work meets play and wellness.

Take “The Park” in New Jersey, for example. Spread over 185 acres, it offers a 24/7 live-work-play experience, integrating design, community events, fitness spaces, and even social clubs. With member-only areas and a focus on connection, it's more than just a workplace: it's a lifestyle.

Similarly, Springline in Menlo Park, California, embodies this new wave of workspaces. It’s a resort-style campus with offices, residential units, restaurants, and spaces for community interaction, all designed to foster connection. Their approach to “placemaking” aligns with how luxury hotels operate, offering exclusivity and an environment that promotes wellness and interaction.

What’s driving this trend?

• Wellness-focused designs: Spaces that prioritize health, fitness, and mental well-being.

• Community-driven environments: Offices designed as social hubs for creativity and connection.

• Hotel-inspired amenities: Signature scents, exclusive spaces, and luxury services that elevate the workplace experience.

As these work resorts continue to evolve, companies are recognizing that a workspace isn't just about productivity—it's about creating a holistic experience that blends work, wellness, and community.