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Creating Lower-Density Workplaces: Going Outside the Box to Re-Purpose Shared Spaces for Re-Occupancy

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Form4, San Francisco, Seattle, Fast Company, Workday, VMware
The large conference room could re-scale to become more like a living room, such as in this concept for Axon. Execution details include determining which spaces can be open and which should be acoustically sound. Courtesy Form4 Architecture.
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By Paul Ferro The Bay Area pioneered the concept of bringing many of life’s necessities and niceties to the workplace. The goal was to increase employee productivity and innovation by maximizing collaboration through keeping people at work as long as possible. With free lunches, on-site haircuts, gyms, and even bars in the workplace, why leave? […]

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