The WorkaWay Desk is Your Fresh-Air Office Away from the Office
Amelia Roblin — April 25, 2013 — Art & Design
References: welldesign & yankodesign
As more companies are coming to embrace the mobile office, a great interest is developing in the availability of alternative work environments. The WorkaWay station is a wonderful solution to providing a space for productivity in which people can benefit from fresh air and some public isolation. For those typically stuck in cramped cubicles or for those who work from home, the option of relocating to these ergonomic compartments would be very welcome.
Every one of WeLL Design's WorkaWay desks would be equipped with Wi-Fi and could be reserved ahead of time by checking in on a smartphone app. The cutout cubic design of the WorkaWay features a built-in seat, a work surface and shade and can be positioned in parks, plazas and anywhere in between.
Every one of WeLL Design's WorkaWay desks would be equipped with Wi-Fi and could be reserved ahead of time by checking in on a smartphone app. The cutout cubic design of the WorkaWay features a built-in seat, a work surface and shade and can be positioned in parks, plazas and anywhere in between.
Trend Themes
1. Mobile Office Environments - The rise of mobile office work is creating a demand for alternative work environments like the WorkaWay Desk.
2. Outdoor Productivity Solutions - The WorkaWay Desk is a unique solution that offers a productive workspace coupled with fresh air and public isolation.
3. Reservation-based Working Spaces - The WorkaWay Desk's smartphone app reservation system could be a trend in the emergence of reservation-based working spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Office Furniture - Office furniture companies could consider creating ergonomic, portable outdoor solutions to appeal to the mobile workforce.
2. Smartphone App Development - The WorkaWay Desk's smartphone reservation app could lead to innovation in reservation-based solutions for various industries.
3. Green Space Design - Green space designers could consider incorporating reservation-based workspaces like the WorkaWay Desk into urban landscapes.
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