4 Ways To Make Your Office Design More Efficient
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Posted by: Tyler Miller 11 months ago
Creating an efficient office design is essential not only for improving your staff’s productivity and collaboration but also for enhancing the well-being of your employees.
Whether you’re building a new business from scratch, looking at an empty commercial space, or needing your offices renovated, we can help!
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1. Start With The Layout
It can be tough to envision the ideal layout of a commercial office space when you’re staring at an empty area. A great place to start is to research online and look at office spaces that seem like a good fit for your business.
The same goes for renovating an existing space; take time to get some inspiration from businesses you admire, both online and in person.
Is there a business you visit regularly where you always feel at ease? That’s an indicator that the space has been intentionally designed to meet the needs of potential customers or clients as well as the staff.
Be Open & Flexible
Open floor plans can be ideal for a variety of businesses, no matter the industry. You want to include some closed-door spaces for private meetings, but open floor plans naturally facilitate communication and collaboration.
These types of spaces are also more flexible than traditional office designs, as furniture can be easily rearranged to accommodate your staff as you grow.
2. Consider Technology Integration
What type of technology is essential for you and your staff? Depending on your business, that could include everything from phones and computers to servers, video conferencing equipment, and smart systems that allow you to control lighting and temperature.
3. Incorporate Storage Solutions
Many office designs fall flat when it comes to smart storage solutions. You know what kind of space you need for your employees, but what about everything else? If you plan to optimize storage from the beginning, you’ll save yourself a lot of time and frustration.
Creative storage solutions can include sliding shelves, under-desk storage, and built-in organizers in closets.
4. Make Space To Relax
Don’t forget to include informal breakout or lounge areas where your staff can take breaks and recharge. Ideally, these spaces should include comfortable seating, refrigerators to store refreshments, and other amenities designed to support your employees as they work.
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