Parc de La Villette in Paris is one of Mademoiselle Maurice's installations. (Credit: Mademoiselle Maurice) Mademoiselle Maurice's playful installations aren't necessarily the type of art you'd see in most Fortune 500 offices, but CBRE is known for being on the leading edge. FatCap The Masonic Temple, which also boasts wellness features such as high air-quality standards, an abundance of natural light and ergonomic work stations, is the latest addition to the about 28 offices that have opened worldwide so far. These forward-thinking working environments also aim to integrate art to honor the uniqueness of each building and the city and country they sit in. DG Hunt & Associates Refik Anadol Turning Art Mademoiselle Maurice's piece at the National Art Museum in Singapore Louvre Augustine Kofie a mixed-media piece motives artist Nary La is creative manager for CBRE's Greater Los Angeles and Orange County region. The opinions expressed herein are the author's own.

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