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With that openspace crap it hard to get the daylight even though the building has large windows. You sit somewhere in the middle of the raw, closer to the other
by p2t2p 8y ago
With that openspace crap it hard to get the daylight even though the building has large windows. You sit somewhere in the middle of the raw, closer to the other end from the window and your colleagues close blinds because it apparently too bright for their dank dark color schemes in their editors.
- sidibe 8y agoAt least there are big windows in the room with open offices. This is one of the reasons I prefer them.
- princekolt 8y agoThat's why buildings with a large footprint are generally bad. But many levels is also bad because it creates division between people who work at different levels. A good compromise is a building with a large hollow area in the middle to let sunlight into the "inner" walls, and with not too many levels.
- dasmoth 8y agoMultiple small-ish buildings on a campus can be good too, especially if you can manage some green space between them. The offices-in-cities trend seems to have put an end to this kind of setup, though.
- emodendroket 8y agoNow that I think about it, I suppose I almost never open my own blinds at home.