The global landscape of architecture and design is going through a generational transformation, imagining and creating new spaces that are redefining how we live, work, shop, play, stay and travel. A driving force leading these trends is Gensler, the world’s largest architecture, and planning design firm. Founded in 1965, it has expanded into a global powerhouse with 53 locations and 33 practice areas which serve thousands of clients in 100 countries, with 6,000 employees that delivered over $1.8 billion in annual revenue last year.

The company has a unique way of running their business—with the power of two. In key positions they often have “co” appointments for the same job, up to and including the CEO’s office. We invited the newly appointed Gensler Co-CEOs, Julia Simet and Jordan Goldstein, for this inspiring episode of the Reboot Chronicles, to talk about how they are redesigning and rebooting the future of work through physical and digital environments, how spaces should inspire, connect, and adapt to our needs—and how it can transform societies around the world.

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