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If
you can set up your laptop anywhere, what is the meaning of the dedicated
workspace? New Work, New Workspace argues that designated space is still needed, but that it is
changing fast.
As
collaborative interaction is favoured over individual toil, with millenials and
Gen X taking a very different attitude to work, and as social upheaval and
technological innovation influence the form nthat
the places take in which we are employed forever. Metrics for measuring the
effectiveness of workspace show that good design, which is focused on the
environment and wellbeing that a workforce needs, is still valued. At the same
time, more generic spaces, such as co-working spaces, have to fit everyone - or
at least all of the target community.
Detailed
case studies showcase all the places where people work - in large and small
offices, in home spaces, in ateliers and workshops and architects' studios.
With emphasis on the design details of the space, especially the interior, this
is a must-have book providing inspiration for all types and scales of
workplace.
Case
studies include:
80 Atlantic Avenue, Toronto, Canada by Quadrangle
Nick Vesey Studio and Gallery, Kent, UK by Guy Hollaway
Architects
Kostner House, Castelrotto, Italy by MoDus Architects
GS1 Portugal, Lisbon, Portugal by Promontorio
Contents
Introduction
Chapter
1: The dedicated
office
Bloomberg
Crown Estate
Mitie Office, The Shard
GS1 Portugal
Chapter
2: Working from
home
Musician's space
Holloway Lightbox
Kostner House
Castor Jeffrey Studio
Writer's shed
Shoffice
Chapter
3: Other people's
places
80 Atlantic Avenue
Beehive
Elsevier
White Collar Factory
Start-up Village
Second Home
Chapter
4: Not just an
office
Alex Monroe
The Flash Pack
Holmen industrial area
Max Rayne Centre
NAIC, Warwick University
Nick Veasey studio and gallery
Stereo D
New Lab, Brooklyn Naval Yard
Chapter
5: For the
professions
Feilden Fowles
Marcus Barnett Studio
Replica House
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
AKTII
Conclusion
