Tech companies could do like parts of legal apparently and try a "standard office" [0, 1] approach. It would be harder to have the bodies per square foot as co

Tech companies could do like parts of legal apparently and try a "standard office" [0, 1] approach. It would be harder to have the bodies per square foot as compared with a "crammed industrial shop floor" in such buildings, and some would miss it, so do half and half. I predict that half of people would prefer a slightly more private 200 square foot quasi-soundproof cube with walls and at least one glass wall with a door, and half of people would actually prefer the "crammed industrial shop floor". Of the cubers, I further predict that a half of cubers would prefer to "hotel" in their quasi-soundproof cube (take and leave nothing), while the half of cubers would prefer to "settle into" their quasi-soundproof cube. Total flexibility, of course. Mark the cube as hotel/settled. Move freely in and out of the "crammed industrial shop floor" as social/collaborative needs require. [0] 2019, https://www.anitainsights.com/blog/how-big-are-attorney-offices-in-the-latest-legal-spaces/ https://www.anitainsights.com/blog/how-big-are-attorney-offi... [1] 2016, https://www.chicagolawyermagazine.com/elements/pages/print.aspx?printpath=/Archives/2016/11/Firm-offices-Nov16&classname=tera.gn3article https://www.chicagolawyermagazine.com/elements/pages/print.a...