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from boss magazine in today's financial review:
"In John Howard's brave new world of work, we are all enterprise workers. So look for the rise of the enterprise workplace, the atelier - office buildings where knowledge workers, creatives and professionals share space, and occasionally projects and clients, but all work for themselves. London and New York are bursting at the seams with buildings in which tenants share coffee and juice bars, meeting rooms and snooker tables, but where everyone is looking out for their own interests. Buildings such as these offer enterprise workers many of the benefits of working in a large organisation - after-work drinks, office romances and gossip, other clever people to bounce ideas off or source skills from - without the political and organisational downside of having to work in a big company."
50 hot ideas in office design, AFR, vol. 7, march, 2006, p.62.
"In John Howard's brave new world of work, we are all enterprise workers. So look for the rise of the enterprise workplace, the atelier - office buildings where knowledge workers, creatives and professionals share space, and occasionally projects and clients, but all work for themselves. London and New York are bursting at the seams with buildings in which tenants share coffee and juice bars, meeting rooms and snooker tables, but where everyone is looking out for their own interests. Buildings such as these offer enterprise workers many of the benefits of working in a large organisation - after-work drinks, office romances and gossip, other clever people to bounce ideas off or source skills from - without the political and organisational downside of having to work in a big company."
50 hot ideas in office design, AFR, vol. 7, march, 2006, p.62.