Planning Office Spaces: A Practical Guide for Managers and Designers Paperback – September 29, 2010

If you are planning a new office or a renovation, this is a great reference book that connects the ideas of office culture and organizational change into current workspace examples. The content is well organized, full of relevant and current information, and great graphics/photos/floor plans. Highly recommend this for clients so they can communicate with designers and use the same nomeclature!

i receive my book more or less 3-4 weeks after I order it. I love the book so much! Its a great guide and reference for my thesis this school year 2014-2015. I'm 5th year incoming student and my thesis is about one-stop shop building.. so its more of satellite office of different government agencies. I review the content, it was able to meet my expectation.. no, it was beyond my expectation. two thumbs up.. till my next purchase! :D

If you're not an architect or a classically trained interior designer this is a great walk through about how to approach space design and what kind of uses to consider. If you do have to work with an Architect or Designer on your project this will help you get a quick handle on trade vernacular etc...

I panicked when my boss charged me with redesigning our whole office. I had no idea where to start or where to turn for help. This book helped me frame the project and gave me some really great examples. Lots of pictures are a great asset to this book. Worth every penny.

Great source of information.

I was looking for a reference for my new small office and while this book covered a lot of things that weren't relevant for me, the fundimentals it addressed were very helpful.

Too ponderous. The book needs to go on a diet, allowing the authors to distill their truly good ideas from the chaff. Worth reading but bring your machette...

The book is a very good and very comprehensive overview of all the different office set-ups possible, including some points of attention