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Habitats Agile Space A Strategic Asset Habitats Boss Design identifjes six Habitats to be considered when creating a high performing work environment. Agile Space 1. Welcome 2. Home 3. Flow 1. Welcome 6. Work Caf 2. Home 3. Flow 4.


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Agile Space A Strategic Asset

Habitats

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Boss Design identifjes six Habitats to be considered when creating a high performing work environment.

Habitats

  • 1. Welcome
  • 2. Home
  • 3. Flow
  • 4. Collaborate
  • 5. Formal Meet
  • 6. Work Café

Agile Space

  • 5. Formal Meet
  • 1. Welcome
  • 2. Home
  • 4. Collaborative
  • 6. Work Café
  • 3. Flow
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First contact with the organisation

  • ccurs here and it’s the place where

visitors discover what makes the culture unique. It’s a Reception area with the attendant security considerations but when planned correctly, it can also perform as a Business Lounge.

  • 1. Welcome

Agile Space

  • Manage the fmow of

people

  • Convey the company

image.

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Kruze Lounge Axis Coffee Table

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Manta Sofa + Armchairs 120 Coffee Table

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ATOM Snake Marnie Low Back Kruze Coffee Table

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Aspect 2 Trinetic Manta

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Everyone needs a ‘home’ or a dedicated

  • workstation. Highly mobile workers need

a place to perform their work on the go. The solution is to provide them with touch down facilities where they have access to tools and technology and are accessible to more sedentary workers for sharing information and experience

  • 2. Home

Agile Space

  • Recognise different work

styles and provide for both

  • Help improve individual

work processes.

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ATOM Desking Trinetic

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Aspect 1 Pod Trinetic

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Snug Coza

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ATOM Desking Coza

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TP4

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When planned strategically, circulation spaces are about encouraging the serendipity associated with spontaneous informal exchanges. Primary pathways and settings promote

  • pportunities for encounters and offer a

spectrum of choice. This ensures all workplace areas enable productivity.

  • 3. Flow

Agile Space

  • Allow for impromptu

discussion to occur

  • Pathways facilitate

unplanned encounters

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Peek & Boo Axis Coffee Table

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Myriad Chain Flamingo

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Shuffme High + Low

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ATOM Orbit Flamingo

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Collective intelligence outperforms individual intelligence. Collaborative working can be defjned as a group of people from different backgrounds, experience and specialisations joining

  • together. Collaboration settings to

support teamwork should be located ideally adjacent to Home settings to assist in the speed of the development

  • f ideas and fmow of knowledge.
  • 4. Collaborate

Agile Space

  • Ensure space is fmexible

and easily reconfjgured

  • Provide teams with a

degree of privacy

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Cocoon Media Unit Toto Low Back

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Agent High Table Agent Bar Stool

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Aspect 4 Pod Kara Deploy

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Entente booth Portal

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ATOM Ellipse Reef

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Meeting sets are to accommodate the planned and traditional meeting requirements - board meetings, seminars, client presentations or informal networking

  • events. Spaces for staged meetings provide

the means to share information in different

  • styles. They’re all about conveying the

company image, learning and developing new ideas and, ultimately, expediting effective decision making.

  • 5. Formal Meet

Agile Space

  • Ensure that technology is

easily accessible

  • Minimise outside sources
  • f disruption
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Starr Portal

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Deploy Coza Portal

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Aspect 3 Pod Pegasus Trinetic

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Deploy Trinetic Portal

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ATOM Booth

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A signature space that can defjne a company’s culture, improve productivity and become a magnet that attracts employees to the workplace. The Work Café provides an area for working, socialising and refuelling to activate underutilised real estate and foster employee productivity and wellbeing. It is a compelling new way to generate energy - a hub where people choose to work.

  • 6. Work Café

Agile Space

  • Create zones that dial up or

down the amount of sensory stimulation

  • Ensure that the Work Café is

scalable

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Deuce Stool + Chairs Reef

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Layla Landscape Layla Coffee Table

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Marnie High + Low Back Axis Coffee Table

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Kruze Kruze Coffee Table

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