What are the purposes and functions of office space design?

Office space design refers to the physical and psychological division of layout, pattern and space. The design of office space needs to consider many aspects, involving many factors such as science, technology, humanities and art. The biggest goal of interior design of office space is to create a comfortable, convenient, hygienic, safe and efficient working environment for the staff, so as to improve the work efficiency of the staff to the greatest extent. This goal is even more important in the current increasingly fierce business competition. It is the basis and the primary goal of office space design. Among them, "comfort" involves disciplines such as architectural acoustics, architectural optics, architectural thermoengineering, environmental psychology and ergonomics. "Convenience" involves functional streamline analysis, ergonomics and other aspects; "Hygiene" involves green materials, hygiene, water supply and drainage engineering, etc. The problem of "safety" involves building disaster prevention, decorative structure and other aspects. Office space is different from ordinary houses. It is composed of three areas: office, conference and corridor. From the perspective of office organization and lighting and ventilation, its depth is usually 9 meters. The biggest feature of office space is that it is public, and this space should take care of the aesthetic needs and functional requirements of multiple employees. At present, there are three most emphasized elements in the design concept of office space: first, team space. Divide the office space into several teams (3-6 people), and each team can arrange its own public space for meetings and data storage, and arrange personal space according to the needs of communication and work among members; Carefully design the public space. The second is the public space. At present, there are some office spaces, the public part is small, and they enter the lobby and office as soon as they get up from the elevator, which lacks the process of transformation. A good design must have a space transition, not only corridors, but also environment, and a process from public space to private space. Of course, some customers will think that this is a waste. In fact, this is another concept. For example, the elevator door can be designed as a meeting room or a negotiation room, which is also to separate the public space from the private space and form different rhythms. As a public space, there should be not only formal meeting rooms and other public spaces, but also informal public spaces, such as comfortable tea rooms and deliberately vacant corners. Informal public space allows employees to meet each other naturally, and the ideas they casually talk about often go beyond serious meetings, at the same time, it also strengthens the communication between employees; At the same time, the office space should give employees autonomy, so that they can freely dress up their personal space. In addition, the space design of office buildings must also pay attention to the practical efficiency of plane space. And this is exactly what many users are very concerned about.