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Sustainability is everywhere in workplace design. From rooftop gardens to recycled coffee cups, offices are quick to showcase their “green” credentials. But how much of this activity delivers genuine environmental impact, and how much is simply optics?
Our recent project with Gia Nguyen Logistics, a leading logistics and supply chain company in Ho Chi Minh City, showcases our ability to go beyond the traditional office move.
The open office was sold as the modern solution to just about any workplace problem for decades now: siloed workers? Open them up (literally) to collaboration. Bad communication? Put everyone in a big room. Worried about productivity? Create a vantage point. And so, walls came down, spaces opened up, and collaboration was supposed to flourish. […]
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There are many factors which influence trends in workspace design and workplace culture, so planning for life after Covid-19 is no easy task for businesses that want to look ahead in 2021.
Office move can be an opportunity to make positive changes to the business, but it can be challenging and an expensive investment if you do not get it right.
It is estimated that we spend about 90% of our time indoors, however, an alarming number of employees report that their workplaces do not provide natural light, fresh air or any natural elements in their premises.
The global spread of the coronavirus poses unknown challenges for all of us. We hope that you, your family, friends and colleagues are safe and well. At Crown Workspace, our priority is to protect the health of our employees, customers, suppliers and partners.
Employees eventually resemble the environment you put them in.
What will the workspaces of tomorrow look like?
Including expert insight on the pros and cons of working from the office vs home, this is an essential guide for those redefining the purpose of workspaces and adapting to hybrid working patterns.
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