How would you design an open-door office? Show us your ideas for the Frame x Montana Challenge
To increase their connection with society and offer a sense of transparency, brands are rethinking their closed-door policies. Taking cues from the open-to-all tactics of hotel bars and lobbies, their workspaces deformalize and transform into welco
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