Obviously there's a point where it wouldn't be worth it, but there's also a point where the contortions you go through to not have private offices cost more tha

Obviously there's a point where it wouldn't be worth it, but there's also a point where the contortions you go through to not have private offices cost more than just having private offices. How much does it cost to design and develop, then build and maintain moveable wall robots? How much does it cost to employ a team of people to sit around and dream this stuff up? It's not cheap, I'm sure. It's not like private offices are some new, untested technology. Law firms, investment banks, hospitals, universities, all manage to give private offices to a majority of their professional level staff. It's clearly possible to do and it is not a 10x factor compared to open offices.