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18 Perspectives. Mash Up
No Blank Spaces //
The concept of the open plan had noble beginnings in architecture. When
we embrace a truly collaborative process, t’s about what you do and
what you contribute. If walls are barriers to success, let’s tear
them down. The possibilities are endless, with natural light, flexible space, and freedom from oppressive walls and
rooms. Open plans promote the values this layout represents: I have a better pulse for what’s going on
because I sit in the middle. The critique
is a corrective step in the process that allows different ways of thinking to
reach common ground In creative environments that thrive on
interaction and learning from colleagues. Communication, ideation and collaborative
resonance are the keys that mitigate the risk of completely missing a
project’s ultimate goals. The
positive aspects of open plans will
optimize the office for different kinds of collaborative work. It should be conversational, both giving and
taking, again in the interest of collaboration. Often times the
thing that turns a hunch into a real breakthrough is another hunch that’s
lurking in somebody else’s mind.
Open-concept offices are designed to improve workflow and communication; open layouts encourage employee interaction. Sharing
our unfinished work represents
transparency, collaboration, and innovation,
creating bastions for creativity.
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