> It’s designed expressly to make workers get and feel lost, because, as neuroscience shows, disorientation keeps people alert and expecting the unexpected. Th

> It’s designed expressly to make workers get and feel lost, because, as neuroscience shows, disorientation keeps people alert and expecting the unexpected. This is an example of taking the science out of context. I think it's pretty obvious that this type of disorientation applies in a new environment. The employees who work there every day? Pretty quickly you'll learn the in and outs of your own workplace. Without this premise as the reasoning for the architecture, to me it just seems like another tech firm eager to spend its money.