This does not require standups. You can have planning meetings but those are relatively short (<1hr) bi-weekly or monthly meetings. And you can have an open c

This does not require standups. You can have planning meetings but those are relatively short (<1hr) bi-weekly or monthly meetings. And you can have an open coworking VC. I've not seen this formally in a corporate environment personally but I've sat in calls with friends at work for hours doing mostly the same thing (just informally). And in a formal capacity it's fairly common in open source project spaces. Their discords will have an open VC channel for "co-working" or working while on VC so they can occasionally chat, ask questions, or otherwise interact socially in a way you could while in an office setting. The best part of coworking spaces is that they are optional. You join when you want and you deafen yourself or leave/DND when you don't want to be there and need to be undisturbed. If you want to build a social fabric and get the team integrated, the way you do that is culture. Enforcing socialization isn't a good thing. Don't make "Mandatory Fun". The only thing it breeds is a toxic work environment where people don't want to be there.