More Employees; Fewer, More Flexible “Offices”

More Employees; Fewer, More Flexible “Offices” presents information about the current trend in office space utilization. Lisa Dilts, COMPSPRING, has contributed her thoughts on the changing workplace and its effect of the demand and design for office space. Small cities and towns can take advantage of this new model of work with their downtown supply of smaller, well-located buildings by utilizing small sites for small office buildings and by re-purposing older buildings to suit the new model of work. In the New Innovation Economy, office space is being designed to accommodate collaborative teams, job-sharing, at-home workers who space-share offices and open office design concepts that put less space in private offices, cubes or work stations and more space in food courts, meeting spaces and creative communal production spaces.

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