ING opens Leeuwarden office designed around hybrid work as core principle
Facto Magazine
ING has opened a fully redesigned office in Leeuwarden where hybrid working is not an accommodation but the organising principle. The building features activity-based layouts, fewer fixed desks and shared collaboration zones — a blueprint for how banks are rethinking their real estate footprint.
FM Radar's 4 takeaways:
- Activity-based working: zones for concentration, collaboration and informal meetings
- Fewer fixed desks, more shared spaces and meeting zones
- Sustainability integrated: high energy label, circular furniture choices
- Part of ING's broader strategy to reduce and optimise its office portfolio
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