Here's how you can enhance corporate office spaces through creativity.

More than ever, the adaptability of workspaces to the current demands of their users is critical. The office sector has suffered greatly as a result of the pandemic, given the increased possibilities that remote working has brought to companies, which have come to see the workplace in a more flexible and user-friendly way. In this way, any decorative element or element that can bring workers back to the office should be seen as an investment with a long-term return. Such as: i) improving the surrounding environment with more inviting colours; ii) introducing furnishings and fixtures that are more stimulating for the type of tasks the users perform. The ultimate goal is to captivate and encourage users to be present in these spaces.

I think space customization, furniture customization and flexibility to use them differently is one thing that helps in maximum utilization of a space. The best example of this is your laptop table with height adjustment, where when you start feeling sleepy while sitting, you can customize it and increase the height so that you can work while standing. For me this adjustment is very helpful

It provides corporations with a productive environment to house employees, manufacture and distribute products, and provide services to the market.

Every workspace should have green scapes/ green buffer. Green colour help in relaxing the mind. This way if one feels tired can sit near these spaces for short break and helps focus better.

In addition to the elements indicated, such as good internet networks, charging stations and interactive whiteboards, it is essential that these spaces also encourage the functional presence of work and promote socialising between colleagues. Because more than ever, technology should be used to encourage socialising and the sharing of opinions, wherever possible in person, such as through the existence of social spaces that allow meetings to be held in person and/or remotely, albeit informally (coffee rooms and canteens), but with all the technological comforts.

Coffee spaces where one can relax with office colleagues, is the best places to relax and get relief from burnouts. These spaces helps in networking and helps building friendship as well.

There is a revolution in the office paradigm, resulting from the advance of new technologies, which has been accelerated by the pandemic. Asset/facilty managers now have to look at office space not just from the perspective of who is going to rent it, but from the perspective of who is going to use it. These are the end clients: What is the current office customer experience like? Exactly what do they need in an office to make it functional and prefer it to working remotely? A kindergarten on the ground floor where they can leave their children? A collection of shops and cafés where they can relax after work? Locating office space away from major centres and closer to residential areas with good pedestrian access or cycle routes home?