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Emma Hinchliffe, Joseph Abrams

An architecture CEO says there's too much focus on return-to-office rates

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Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Columbia University reportedly protected an obstetrician who assaulted hundreds of patients, Lyft unveiled a new feature for women and non-binary people, and an architecture CEO weighs in on return-to-office. Have a wonderful Wednesday.

- Building view. No one has a better understanding of what's actually happening with offices and the effort to get employees to return to them than the people behind those buildings. One of those people is Diane Hoskins, co-CEO of Gensler, a global architecture and design firm whose projects include airports (SFO's terminal 2), sports stadiums (Citi Field), and, yes, offices (Marriott's HQ).

On the latest episode of Fortune podcast Leadership Next, Hoskins and her co-CEO Andy Cohen shared with Fortune CEO Alan Murray and editor-at-large Michal Lev-Ram their insights into how people are working right now.

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