Workspaces have a remarkable impact on employees and
are critical to success. The way we work is changing and is becoming more
complex, collaborative, time sensitive and technologically intensive, thus
placing more demands on the work environment.
The workplace needs to foster culture, collaboration and networking,
while still providing space to focus.
Layout and design are used in many ways to help foster a good working
environment and one that meets employees’ needs. A few things to consider in office design::
Collaboration centric
layouts help spur creativity and discussion. High traffic zones that flow in to
collaboration zones allow for impromptu meetings.
Benching systems with
minimal visual barriers opposed to closed off cubicles.
Desking systems with the
ability to reconfigure and adapt to changing business needs, while curbing real
estate cost.
Access to natural daylight
creates a healthy working environment.
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