The WeWork Coworking Office in Hong Kong Offers a Collaborative Space
Mishal Omar — September 19, 2017 — Art & Design
References: wework & officesnapshots
The WeWork Coworking office in Hong Kong, China, was designed by the firm NC Design & Architecture, and features an expansive space for self-starters to work and collaborate in.
The company, which has offices in major cities around the world, wanted to enhance the collaborative nature of coworking spaces and ensure that those who visit the company are able to work in environments that are conducive to productivity, and adaptable to their various needs. The office is quite large at 60,000 square feet, and is spread out over eight floors.
The design of the WeWork Coworking office was inspired by its location's architectural and cultural landscapes, and each floor has a different artistic theme. Working areas include couches, open concept workng areas, private conference rooms, semi-private booths, and private rooms.
The company, which has offices in major cities around the world, wanted to enhance the collaborative nature of coworking spaces and ensure that those who visit the company are able to work in environments that are conducive to productivity, and adaptable to their various needs. The office is quite large at 60,000 square feet, and is spread out over eight floors.
The design of the WeWork Coworking office was inspired by its location's architectural and cultural landscapes, and each floor has a different artistic theme. Working areas include couches, open concept workng areas, private conference rooms, semi-private booths, and private rooms.
Trend Themes
1. Expansive Coworking Spaces - Opportunities for creating large-scale, flexible coworking spaces that foster productivity and collaboration.
2. Collaborative Environments - Incorporating various working areas and themes to enhance collaboration and productivity within coworking spaces.
3. Adaptive Workspaces - Designing coworking spaces that can accommodate the diverse needs and preferences of self-starters and entrepreneurs.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Creating innovative office designs that incorporate cultural and architectural elements for coworking spaces.
2. Real Estate - Meeting the growing demand for large-scale coworking spaces by developing expansive properties that can house numerous businesses.
3. Technology - Developing technological solutions to optimize productivity and adaptability within coworking environments, such as smart office systems and customizable workstations.
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