RESEARCH REPORT PUBLISHED MARCH 2015 Future Workstyles and Future Workplaces in the City of London The past few decades have seen significant shifts in and developers. More broadly, this research workstyles and the workplaces needed to support demonstrates the growing importance of the role of them. The office is increasingly expected to provide the public realm in the City’s future attractiveness a wider range of settings as employers seek to and competitiveness. provide workplaces that not only attract and retain highly skilled staff, but which also provide an A number of themes are identified common to the environment aimed at maximising productivity. interests of businesses, the workforce, workplaces and the public realm. These themes reflect This research examines the characteristics of the the directions in which working practices and City of London’s evolving workforce and trends in workplaces will evolve over the next decade: office space requirements, and explores how the City can meet changing needs to remain a world- n Flexibility and adaptability leading location for businesses and workers over the n Choice next ten years. n Experience n Agility and connectivity The report findings include a number of practical n Permeability implications for City planners, policy makers, owners Full report available online www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/researchpublications RESEARCH REPORT Future Workstyles and Future Workplaces in the City of London Changing space budgets DESK MEETING S P A C E COLLABORATIVE F O R M A L S P A C E M E E T I N G M E E T I N G SOCIAL S P A C E AND SPACE 1985 D E S K D E S K SPACE S P A C E S P A C E Source: Ramidus TOTAL SPACE DEMAND MEETING NDTHE O Y E B S P A C E INFORMAL G BUILDIN BEYOND E B U I L D ITNHG 2015 City of London Economic Development PO Box 270, Guildhall, London, EC2P 2EJ www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/researchpublications Twitter.com/@CoLresearch 2025 Report prepared by Ramidus Consulting Limited
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