I think variety is key - we have both individual, divided workstations
as well as bigger common tables (more of those in the new space).
People have different preferences, so if you can possibly accomodate
both, people will appreciate the choice. Good luck!
Sasha
On Jan 21, 12:18 pm, felicity at
We don't have cubicles. We have a few shared office space and open
office spaces. Some people
like to work at large tables that are shared and can be moved and some
work on individual tables.
All of our furniture is on casters which makes it very easy to move
and be arranged to suit everyone's n
Even,
We have a house too, just shy of 1600sq/ft. We have 2 rooms that are
joined by double doors. It was our intention to get several small
desks that could be rearranged and pushed around in those two rooms.
However, due to monetary constraints, we started with 2 9ft long and 2
6ft long folding
We have both fixed cubicles and a central "worktable". See here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/blankspaces/2803672025/in/set-72157606194678109/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/blankspaces/2804517438/in/set-72157606194678109/
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Yes, we have two blocks of four desks pushed up against each other, with a
mix of FT and dropins at each. We also have two tables off to the side,
which is proving nice for folks who want to be social but still want to
maintain some privacy.
Then we have a long dinner table for six, which is great
Depending on the desks you get, they can be pushed togehter like a large
table. That way, depending on the needs of the group, you can get both
effects.
Our most recent configuration pushes together clusters of 3-4 desks with a
mix of full time spots + drop-ins, encouraging mix and collaboration.
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