Unworking

Unworking (2022) delves into the transformation of workspaces and the changing nature of work in the twenty-first century, driven by technological advancements and evolving societal values. The book examines the shift from traditional office settings to more flexible, people-centric environments. Through diverse case studies and insights, it underscores the need for adapting to a new work landscape where collaboration, creativity, and well-being take center stage.

• Professionals exploring modern workplace design
• Enthusiasts of technological impacts on work
• CEOs, HR heads, or business leaders struggling to find the balance between office and remote-friendly workplaces

Jeremy Myerson is a respected academic and writer, holding the position of Professor Emeritus at the Royal College of Art as well as the Helen Hamlyn Chair of Design. He’s extensively explored design and innovation, and one of his notable books includes Designing a World for Everyone.

Philip Ross is an expert on the future of work, a technology commentator, and CEO of UnWork.com, a consultancy exploring new ways of working. Together, they have provided thought leadership on the intersection of design, technology, and the evolution of the workplace. His other books with Jeremy Myerson include The Creative Office and 21st Century Office.