As work styles have changed, workspace design has also changed; and it goes beyond ditching the cubicle and adopting ping-pong tables. Truth is that even though there’s a more casual approach to work and doing business, professionals remain as concerned about getting their work done as ever…they’re simply not so concerned about where and when they get it done. With habits of work different than years ago and with new technology in the picture, workspaces have had to adapt their design to fit the users’ needs. Below, you’ll find 4 design elements that we believe flexible workspaces should have in order to be successful and keep a client base flowing.
4 Design Elements Flexible Workspaces Should Have