Work Modalities Chart
R. Craig Coppola
Experienced Commercial Real Estate Broker & Advisor, Co-Founder of CRE OneSource, Board Chair of Radius AI, Founder/Manager of Habanero Ventures & Investment Company
I’ve talked in previous narratives about the pros and cons of the current trend towards open office layouts. Work and how it flows has changed dramatically over the past 5 years. 75+ percent of all office spaces we see built out these days are primarily open. Companies are trying to make their culture more collaborative.
But, as we are all too aware, the current COVID pandemic will cause major shifts in office design. However, that may not be a bad thing, as collaboration is only a percentage of the work we do. There are many different types of work that require different kinds of space to best accommodate them. Some days, you need a private corner where you can put your head down and grind until a task is complete. Other times you need a space to rejuvenate and find some peace and quiet during a stressful project. And on rare occasions, you have the chance to socialize and collaborate on projects in a relaxed environment.
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