Office Co-Working
What makes a successful co – working office design?
What makes a successful co – working office design?
Co-working as self-explanatory as the phrase is refers to sharing an office space. It is increasingly becoming a viable option to conventional, serviced or home offices.
The benefits of co-working such as reduced upfront office set up costs, scalability as a team grows, and diverse community environments attract small start-up companies, freelancers, remote employees and professionals who work after hours on side projects.
The UK has recently seen a massive growth in the number of co-working spaces not only in large cities but smaller offices in commuter towns and business districts.
Creating a successful design for your co-working office relies on a number of key elements that all come together to create an office design that is not only beautifully decorated but also packed with practicalities that your users will love
Location
The first thing to consider is where the office will be located. We all know that one coffee shop that is always packed with people sprawled over tables working from laptops, there is a reason for its popularity and it usually isn’t the quality of the coffee. Convenience is key for your users, having a beautiful co-working office design is pointless if it’s in a location that no one can access. Consider public transport links, proximity to other businesses, close by amenities like shops, gyms, childcare facilities, pubs and restaurants.
