A more solid look at the way offices were designed in the past highlights a sharp contrast from those of today. Conference rooms that welcomed clients were replete with trendy designs that showcased the company’s impressionable success. On the other hand, functional spaces where employees performed their daily duties were put on the backburner. Recent studies have underlined this design imbalance as the major factor that contributes to the decreasing graph of productivity and increasing graph of health issues, which indirectly affects the performance of an employee. This break-even point has come to find its saturation in the smart workspaces of today. Corporate space designs have started to incorporate technology, sustainability, and natural elements in their design. Thus, guaranteeing that the employee wellbeing and performance remains optimum throughout the day. Such futuristic offices aid in the completion of professional targets, while allowing employees...