Hi,
I will start with thinking about your audience and target persona in detail.
Just a quick note, for example:
- Freelancers and digital nomads will better fit into Open space
- Tech freelances (more introverted people) might prefer
semi-open/semi-private - it's open but still well planned and partially
separated so that it doesn't feel like a big open space. For example, you
have a pair of 6 desks in a bench that is separated from others...
- Small companies will likely prefer Private space
- Startups can do both and very much depend on their stage (starting
from very open and gradually going for more privacy when they scale)
When you define your persona in detail you can better plan your space.
I hope this helps.
On Monday, October 29, 2018 at 5:55:55 PM UTC+2, AK wrote:
>
> We are in an office space (about 1500 sq ft) that we are considering
> changing to coworking. Currently, we have 4 offices (we occupy one and one
> could be for a meeting room), thus we have 2 rentable offices, a lobby and
> open space. The open space accounts for about 50 % and each office is about
> 10x13.
>
>
> Is this a good percentage? Looking for ideas. Thank you.
>
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