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I pretty much agree. They also feel like shantytowns in a way since they are flimsy pieces of material. I'd imagine that a nicer looking quality framework of wo
by emerged 9y ago
I pretty much agree. They also feel like shantytowns in a way since they are flimsy pieces of material. I'd imagine that a nicer looking quality framework of wood without the ghastly florescent lighting would go a long way to improve perception.
- Aeolun 9y agoIt's funny, since I see restaurants that generate only $70 per meal (around 2 hours or so?) build super elegant wooden partitions that accomplish the exact same thing that cubicles do in an office environment. It seems like it shouldn't be too expensive to do that...
- jnwatson 9y agoHerman Miller (the company that invented cubicles) makes very nice modern-looking cubicles with doors.