Workstyle concept
Activities:workshops, analysis, design, advisory
Deliverables: Workplace concept, Program of use, requirements, workplace type ratios
Which way of working is best suited to obtain the goals of the organization?
There isn’t just one way of working. Different organizations, and different teams, have different objectives. Differences that are best suited by specific arrangements of workplace furniture. This team requires well equipped meeting rooms to reach their results. That team requires their members to be able to concentrate for longer periods of time. Yet another team starts the day with a daily huddle and field lots of phone calls.
When an organization considers a new building or interior it makes a lot of sense to think about how the relative expensive m2‘s are best used. With new concepts of how work is organized, the ‘one desk for one employee’ paradigm is no longer a valid option. It then remains to be determined how many desks are required. How many and what kind of ‘meeting’ spaces (formal/informal/lounge/brainstorm)? How many of each workplace type is needed to make your people as productive as can be?
By investing in a workstyle concept an architect or interior designer knows much better what to design. The result of the workstyle concept development service functions as the perfect design brief for the actual design of the workplace. Our workstyle concept development service clearly establishes what is needed and why.



