When I started working, in cubicles, 20 years ago, people would complain and say we should have offices, not these awful cubicles. Now I'm wishing for cubicles. I pity the next generation that missing open offices because somehow something worse was foisted upon us.
Later I moved to Industry, to a "Silicon Valley Startup" in an open-floor layout. It is horrible and demeaning (in that, it is evident that it is done because your boss doesn't trust you). I stayed like that for 7 years and just now moved to a 100% remote position. Currently I've got my own office at home with everything I want. There's no way I would go back to an open-office plan.
Hot-desking without any personalisation opportunity is the next big thing.
Just rows and rows of homogenous work terminals.
Plug in, crunch, go out.
At our company we realize the problem of open office floor plans was the distraction created by coworkers so all of our offices have sound proof doors that will unlock to let you out for your legal mandated 2 10 minute breaks and half hour lunch as require by state law. Thouhg your are allowed and even encouraged to eat in your "office" as there is no cafeteria and you are not allowed off premise during your shift, though we do provide water vending machines and affordably priced vanilla soylent.
Maybe unsurprisingly, I've also read stories of "clique"-ish behavior there over the years (though I can't confirm how true they are.)