The Cubicle Is Suddenly (And Thankfully) Endangered

They weren’t supposed to be cubes.

The “Action Office” introduced 56 years ago by furniture manufacturer Herman Miller, was a collection of nice, modular pieces intended to be “a mind-oriented living space.” The angles were oblique. The collection was open and colorful. It was laid out so the employee could move around.
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“We are in real danger,” the Saturday Evening Post opined about it in 1965, “of being enabled to work at 100 percent efficiency.”

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