Open. We've got 20 dedicated desks in a large open plan space.
Probably self-selecting, but the folks here seem happy with it. Easier
to start or join a conversation with neighbors, and lots of energy
seeing other people excited and working on their projects.
Occasionally we have bizarro moments wh
Hi Mike,
What is your total sq. footage in your current space? It's looks
similar to the one I'm pursuing. Mine will have different nooks where
multiple people sit but you can't necessarily see the people in a
different nook when you're in one (hard to explain). There are no
doors except the con
I agree Alex - we'll spoken. This has been our experience at
SmartOffice, Flower Mound Texas.
Heidi
On Feb 3, 8:41 am, Alex Hillman wrote:
> I'd also point out that, anecdotally, I've seen spaces have to work much
> harder to fill coworking when they offer both options (private offices and
> op
Yes, I need to put in a big vote for "open" here as well. Walls are barriers
to culture. To the extent that you want coworking to engender common
culture, you want it to be able to flow freely.
We have two large rooms, and two small offices that hang off the one largest
room. Invariably people wan
I'd also point out that, anecdotally, I've seen spaces have to work much
harder to fill coworking when they offer both options (private offices and
open coworking layouts). The problem, I think, is that private offices are
familiar, and people will gravitate towards the things that are most
familia
Wow...thank you all for the great advice! :-)
I'll know in a couple of days if this will happen (I'm psyched, just
need to convince my wife). I'll let you know
Thanks again...
Mike
On 2/3/2010 6:41 AM, Alex Hillman wrote:
I'd also point out that, anecdotally, I've seen spaces have to wo
Citizen Space also benefits from the "no option but open" layout. And
I, too, echo what Alex et al have said here. With three of our
defining principles pointing to open space (openness, collaboration
and community), I wouldn't have it any other way. This is also one of
those instances wher
All:
1. The discussions here are EXTREMELY helpful to newbies like myself
(welloldies, but, newbies).
2. Openness is paramount. (IMHO)
3. I said I would keep you up to date. We ARE moving to the new OPEN
space! (WhooHooo) We now have the keys and we (as a community) will
spend the next
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