How Sensor Technology Helped Spaces Optimize Office Layout

Co-working and comfort go hand in hand.

If you’ve ever traveled down the Dutch A12, you’ve probably passed by one of The Hague’s most magnificent structures, Spaces. Young entrepreneurs and professionals gather in over 423 Spaces across the world to work and collaborate in comfort and style.

The company’s objective is to transform office spaces into environments that foster creativity and productivity. In order to compete with the convenience of home, modern office spaces must provide more than just a spot to plug in your laptop. Spaces, Rode Olifant, is aware of this.

Great office design is based on the number of people who work there. Spaces philosophy was brought to life by sensor technology, which provided insights that helped them improve and reorganize their workplace space arrangement.

Spaces Rode Olifant is a big building with a variety of workspace options, including private offices, coworking spaces, desks, and conference rooms. They had no idea how frequently any of these spaces were used. They turned to technology to understand occupancy and more.

Tiny sensors make a huge difference

Read more here and see how they solved their design and occupancy challenges and saw an increase of 30% in occupancy.