In a business park, a company’s own office is part of a wider environment of shared spaces and services. In a conventional office building, more functions may need to be arranged independently or inside the company’s own leased area.
Shared spaces can complement your office
Bookable meeting rooms and an auditorium can provide capacity for occasional larger gatherings without requiring equivalent rooms to sit unused inside the office for most of the year.
Services affect the workday
Restaurants, reception, exercise facilities, parking and other services can make everyday work easier when they match how employees and the company actually operate.
What can a conventional office building do better?
A conventional building may suit a company that wants a very independent environment and does not need shared services.
Compare total use, not only rent per square metre
Consider what must fit inside your own office, what can be shared and which services would otherwise need separate arrangements.
Spektri as a business park example
Spektri combines different office sizes with meeting rooms, an 88-person auditorium, restaurants, reception, gym and sauna, parking and other shared services.
