The Work Project: a Shared Workspace

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Bean Buro [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, August 7, 2018.Description: 629 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Bean Buro has completed an unprecedented workplace consisting on serviced offices and co-working spaces that allow members complete freedom to adjust their office space and duration of uses to their evolving needs. Office bookings can be made as easily as booking a hotel for stays as short as one day. Located at Midtown in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, the project is 33,000sqft (some 3,000m2) over four floors, with a dedicated social floor consisting of different types of shared workspaces and a vertical garden by the botanical pioneer Patrick Blanc.

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Coworking (6) ,
Sharing (14) ,
Project (1170) ,
Office building (62) ,
New urban lifestyles (26) ,
New economies (25) ,
Materials (125) ,
Increasing productivity (3) ,
Designing Matter (115) ,
Design (283)

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Bean Buro, Designing Matter, High Density, Politics and economics, Project

Coworking, Design, Designing Matter, Increasing productivity, Materials, New economies, New urban lifestyles, Office building, Project, Sharing, Vertical greenery

Bean Buro has completed an unprecedented workplace consisting on serviced offices and co-working spaces that allow members complete freedom to adjust their office space and duration of uses to their evolving needs. Office bookings can be made as easily as booking a hotel for stays as short as one day.
Located at Midtown in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, the project is 33,000sqft (some 3,000m2) over four floors, with a dedicated social floor consisting of different types of shared workspaces and a vertical garden by the botanical pioneer Patrick Blanc.

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