Hey everyone,
I'm excited to announce that I have finally launched an Indiegogo campaign
answering the question that effects all of us - *how can we use Facebook to
attract more members? *
We are asking people to contribute $50 to get the raw data. The goal is
only $1000 with stretch goals
I agree.
As an architect, I know the codes generally dictate what equal number of
fixtures across both genders. But given various other issues, like a family
bathroom, other genders, nursing, etc, at least one unisex can be useful.
...and the codes generally allow for reducing the total
Hi Vass! I also am very interested in your thesis! I'm working on my PhD
and using coworking sites as my sample group. I'd love to read it if you'd
be willing to share it!
On Tuesday, March 11, 2014 at 8:31:00 PM UTC-5, Vass S. wrote:
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> Hi EveryoneI'm working towards presenting my
Hi Nabill!
I'm also working on this topic for my dissertation, so I understand your
question all too well! First, let me ask: Why coworking? What drew your
interest? For me, it's all about the physical environment. I'm an
interior designer by profession, and I'm researching the physical
Hi Rabiah!
I would be very interested in reading your thesis! My background is
interior design, and I'm currently a PhD candidate and researching almost
the exact same thing. My dissertation is going to be researching the
physical attributes of third place environments that contribute to work
Why do you think it might be a fit for you? That's where you want to start.
I started and run a small coworking community for women.
In my research I've seen two basic types of coworking: real-estate based
for immediate revenue gain and community-based for longer term, but
generally more
While a more expensive initial investment, I'd seriously consider a product
like DIRTT. Several reasons: First, the product can be depreciated like
furniture, installation (including electrical work) can happen over a
weekend or after hours with almost no downtime or disruption to your
My first thought is to check the building code. Your first obligation is
to make sure you meet the minimum number of fixtures per sex. If making
changes to your current fixture count violates the code, then it's a moot
point. If, however, you can make changes, then I say go for it. After
IKEA makes great height adjustable legs that are very affordable.. plus if
the height adjustable trend changes, so can the tables.
On Wednesday, April 11, 2012 at 1:38:10 PM UTC-5, Beth Michael Fine wrote:
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> Looking for a bar height cowork tables preferrably white at a great price.
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> What
Right...but are these demountable walls, like by DIRTT, actually feasible to
re-arrange easily by community managers or administrative types? And while they
can be paid as furniture, their cost is something like 10x (?) more than
traditional drywall.
Jerome
www.BLANKSPACES.com
> On Jun 26,
No, they typically cannot be reconfigured by managers or admins; you need a
trained installer. The cost you cite is very exaggerated over drywall.
Yes, the initial expense is considerably higher than drywall, but if you
also factor in construction time + office downtime, the cost is more like
3X,
Hi,
Sure, I have a copy on an old computer I'd have to boot it up, I also have
the published book.
-vass
On Mon, Jun 26, 2017 at 7:38 AM, Maureen Soules wrote:
> Hi Vass! I also am very interested in your thesis! I'm working on my PhD
> and using coworking sites as my
That's great! Yes, I'm not surprised it took more than a weekend to
install; reconfiguring existing product takes a bit more management than
new product straight from the factory! I'm glad to hear it works for you.
Sound absorption has greatly improved in these wall systems. For future
Great! No rush.. just whenever you get a chance. Thanks for the quick
response!
Maureen
On Mon, Jun 26, 2017 at 10:48 AM, Vass S. wrote:
> Hi,
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> Sure, I have a copy on an old computer I'd have to boot it up, I also have
> the published book.
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> -vass
>
> On Mon, Jun
Hi Maureen,
We were able to find about 11 DIRTT offices second-hand at $2K/office. After
reconfiguring, we were left with lots of wall sections and insufficient parts
to make more offices, but we got 10 offices out of them! They’re really quite
nice looking and I was surprised by their sound
Got it. 10x was a guess.
What would be the proper #x if just the upfront cost? I think the construction
time is an indirect cost that depends upon the # of future reconfigurations, if
any.
And yes, sprinkler heads is a huge unknown difficulty and cost, as is
re-routing HVAC.
I wouldn’t
What will the building standards allow? Many times, tenants are required
to purchase a specific type of treatment for consistency. Make sure film
is allowed first.
On Monday, April 4, 2016 at 1:14:22 PM UTC-5, oren.s...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Hey y'all,
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> I hate to post about such a mundane
I have space in Crows Nest, Sydney for coworkers.
Any age
Any interest
Flexible plans including casual, part-time of full-time.
Great internet and you are on a bus to the city, outside the door. (every
ten minutes)
Close to cafes and restaurants in Crows Nest too.
Very attractive rates.
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