Picture the classic 1980s office: cubicles, beige monitors, rows of identical desks all facing the same wall. It worked for the way people worked back then. Walk into a lot of "modern" offices today, and the underlying logic hasn't actually changed as much as the furniture suggests. The desks are nicer. The monitors are thinner. But the core design principle is often still the same one from four decades ago: maximize desks, minimize thought. The real question isn't whether an