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So does this mean the tall skyscraper office buildings are becoming somewhat irrelevant and potentially obsolete? The icons and fabric of downtowns could be tur
by bamazizi 7y ago
So does this mean the tall skyscraper office buildings are becoming somewhat irrelevant and potentially obsolete? The icons and fabric of downtowns could be turned residential
- K0SM0S 7y agoThe iconic Empire State building is too old structurally to create what corporations like for offices— large, unobstructed open areas. So it's turning mostly into residential. And when you think about it... what you're suggesting is like step n of "internet-era social organization" because we now have the infrastructure to make it work. Have mainstream broadband for >90% of the population? ⇒ you may remote massively entire categories of jobs (probably leave a skeleton crew on-prems for peace of mind).
- Gibbon1 7y agoBe nice if the pandemic resulted in the death of the open office with it's noise, distractions and germs. Oh yeah and large pointless all hands meetings.