A functional office should not force a choice between focus and collaboration. Both can work in the same workplace when the layout is based on real work situations.
Identify work that needs concentration
Quiet workstations, retreat rooms and small rooms help when work requires focus, privacy or video calls without disturbing others.
Give collaboration its own places
Team rooms, project areas and informal meeting points make it easier to work together without turning focused work zones into noisy shared spaces.
Use zoning to separate different acoustic needs
Active areas can form a more social zone, while focused work and retreat rooms sit in quieter areas.
Shared building spaces add flexibility
At Spektri, bookable meeting rooms and the auditorium can provide extra capacity for larger gatherings.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need retreat rooms if we already have private offices?
Often yes, especially when short calls and video meetings need quickly available spaces.
