> It’s mundane and uncontroversial to state that open plan offices fail to save money. I've never heard this before so I certainly don't consider it the self-e

> It’s mundane and uncontroversial to state that open plan offices fail to save money. I've never heard this before so I certainly don't consider it the self-evident fact that you do. If you agree that open offices are denser in terms of workers, would that not imply you are paying for less space and thus it is cheaper in terms of rent? And if you don't believe that open offices are denser in terms of workers, why not?