When it comes to the perfect office space, everyone has different needs so it can be challenging to find a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach. Perhaps you need to divide your workspace for efficiency, or productivity, or collaboration or hierarchy. Whatever your requirement is, we can help you with the best office partitioning in Sydney.
There are benefits with open office layouts, such as enhanced teamwork, collaboration as well as maximising workspace while creating an open and flat culture. On the flip side, there are also benefits to separating zones in an office, such as having dedicated zones for teams, less distractions and noise spread and different spaces for different purposes.
So, how do you go about implementing office partitioning in Sydney offices? Here are our top tips to meet different goals and objectives.
- Desks
For offices with smaller space, u-shaped desks can be very practical by providing a larger working space without taking up too much room. They can also be configured in many ways to keep your office more organised and practical. A bonus is the aesthetic appeal that comes from u-shaped desks too.
2. Desktop privacy panels
For both open plan or more traditional office spaces, desktop panels or screens are a great way to provide a little more privacy between co-workers. The help each team member to have their own space, while avoiding closed off cubicles which can lead to a very closed office where people may work in silos. There are a variety of panels that can be placed on desks or tables, and they can be very versatile making them a cost-effective investment. They help to reduce noise levels in open offices while providing staff with a little bit of privacy to remain focused and productive, without ruining the appearance of your office.
3. Glass partition walls
Having plenty of natural light flow around your office is very appealing, and it can be very healthy and invigorating to an indoor office environment. Glass helps to maximise the flow of natural light indoors, reducing the need for excessive amounts of artificial lighting. Glass provides transparency as well as modernity to any office. Glass also helps to reduce noise flow throughout an indoor area, resulting in less distractions and increased productivity. Oh – and it looks good too!
4. Shelving
Something that can be easily forgotten when it comes to office partitioning is shelving. It can act as a room or space divider, while providing a great storage utility. Open shelving is very flexible, as it can be moved around your office as needed and helps to provide organisation and cleanliness in your office space.
So, there are many modern ways of partitioning your office to increase productivity without losing that aesthetic appeal. We’ve worked on plenty of office partitioning projects in Sydney and we can help you too. Contact us today for an obligation-free quote and consultation.