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| Background Shared offices, a type of business in the sharing economy, have emerged rapidly due to changes in work trends since 2010. However, it is necessary to consider changes in lifestyle and work culture as major changes are expected once again in line with the growth of the shared office industry and the period of historical upheaval. The purpose of this study is to derive its characteristics by examining rapidly changing life trends and work culture in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and to suggest the shared office design direction required by the era of change by verifying whether it is reflected in the location, space composition, and design of the shared office through case analysis.
Methods 1. Through prior research and related literature, the cultural values, social meanings, and economic aspects of the sharing economy and shared space are examined, and the concept and type of shared office and domestic and foreign trends are reviewed. 2. Issues of a large flow of life trends and work culture changes and keywords representing them are derived. 3. Through case analysis, urban perspectives, spatial composition and layout, and design characteristics are analyzed to verify whether changes in life trends and work culture are reflected, I would like to suggest future design directions for the shared office.
Result First, from an urban point of view, shared offices are located throughout themetropolitan area, showing a tendency to decentralize around the local area, and users are trying to make the proximity to work a daily life. Second, space composition and arrangement provide and support various space options suitable for different occupations and work requirements. In particular, the number of private one or two-person individual offices that can be secured and focused on privacy and security accounts for more than 85% of the total number of offices, and it is responding to the demand for independent work environments such as reception rooms and phone booths for security. The collaboration space is a work support and shared space, and it is increasing its utilization as a flexible multi-purpose space using module furniture and variable walls. Third, relaxation and convenience facilities contribute to enhancing user preference by introducing nature-friendly elements to give comfort and stability, and by providing bright and sophisticated interior design overall.
Conclusion Shared offices are no longer a special space for large companies. It is a quiet and competent space where various individuals work together, and will realize proximity to work as technology advances, and various AI-based technology services will be added to make them commonplace, and advance into a public-friendly work space. |
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| 공유오피스, 라이프트렌드, 일 문화, Shared Office, Lifetrend, Work Culture |
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