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The largest player in co-working spaces in South-Asia recently received an investment of USD 20 million from Sequoia India.

With the workforce structure changing rapidly, office design also transformed as per the requirements of the employees.

With Temporary Workspaces mushrooming practically in every neighbourhood, women are no longer confined to their homes in terms of their workspaces.

The Co-working spaces of today seek to establish close-knit communities rather than just providing infrastructure

Do away with the normal cubicle structure, you can rather have different designs incorporated in the form of a bean bag corner, where you could provide bean bags for your team to relax and work, have a fun corner where they could sip a coffee and work or indulge in a game of chess to provide them intellectual stimulation.

The co-working space market has never looked at the needs of SMEs, MSMEs, CAs and lawyers who also require smaller and well-equipped office space

Investments on building an office have become important these days

Entrepreneur traces the group's growth trajectory and upcoming projects in a tête-à-tête with the President of Vatika Business Centre.

Here are some aspects of design that can make your employees more productive.

Today, an office space needs to have a soul and speak for values it stands for.

Living in a small space does not mean you need to be stuck with dollhouse furniture that lacks beauty and utility.

Answering the needs of the business, as well as matching design sensibilities of an individual.

Berlin's operations will be led by Arun Mani, managing director in Continental Europe

While the Indian commercial sector has been supporting shared office space completely, let us look at the global trends.

Not just the size of your office, but several of these important factors determine productivity

There are a number of alternatives when you think about placing your new staff.

Stuck in a 9-5 job in a cubicle where no one even knows your name? We explore top 5 office spaces and cultures that make creative employees feel creative too