On the Architecture of Work

A favorite topic that we dabbled with in innovation spaces.  Is the starting piece of the quote below still correct? Reviewing, in the WSJ: " .... How you work depends in large part on the spaces in which you work. This big theme is taken up by Nikil Saval in “Cubed: A Secret History of the Workplace.” There is in fact nothing “secret” about this history; from the Civil War on, as the white-collar world grew, managers and designers thought out loud about where workers should sit, the furniture they should use, the walls and windows that should surround them. ... "