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The
Changing Office Landscape
Where
is the employee work area? Often, it's wherever the
employee happens to be: at home, in a hotel, at a client's
office, or on a beach. The old definition of "workplace"
as an office or cubicle no longer applies. Very often,
the "workplace" is a team space for collaboration and
learning or a social space for impromptu meetings and
communication.
Yet
studies show that employees still want a place to call
their own. As these personal workspaces get smaller,
their functional requirements get bigger. They need
to be flexible to adapt to frequent moves and changes
in technology; they need to be cost effective; and they
need to convey a sense of individual respect.
Both
individual and common workspaces must enable communication
and foster a sense of community in order to attract
and retain the best employees. We invite you to learn
more about our approach to workplace design and planning.
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