There have already been plenty of pop-up stores, especially ones that appear during the holidays. Now witness the pop-up law firm.
The Washington Post reported on Sunday that architectural firm Gensler has designed a 5,000 square-foot exhibit that the company has branded as “the law firm of the future.” The exhibit is part of the Association of Legal Administrators annual conference and expo in Toronto, which runs until Thursday.
According to the Post, the pop-up office emphasizes efficiency and flexibility while fostering a greater sense of community and common purpose. The display features a more open floor-plan, individual offices that are the same size regardless of seniority, and more common areas, such as “touchdown” spaces for attorneys visiting from other offices.
