Choosing an office: the space your team actually needs

Start with working patterns and typical attendance, then allocate space for desks, meetings and storage. Open and divided offices serve different needs. Test acoustics, connectivity and privacy before focusing on finishes, and include adaptation costs in your comparison.
Practical steps
- Sketch a layout accounting for circulation and meetings, not just desk count
- Check actual internet, power and cooling availability
- Review building rules on visitors, access hours and signage
General guidance. Consult qualified professionals on legal, financial and technical matters specific to your transaction.
Turn your questions into a clear checklist before the next step.
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