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International Journal of Engineering Research and Advanced Technology
Co - Working Space Design Preferences Factors at Surabaya User of Indonesia2019 •
Co-working space has grown rapidly throughout the world over the past 10 years. At present the co-working space is increasingly favored given the informal creative industry is increasingly developing. Creative industry players tend to like dynamics and flexibility. Co-Working Space is an ideal place for Start-Ups that are growing in Indonesia. In Surabaya, the annual growth of the rental office demand index is superior among other cities. The purpose of this study will be to identify factors that influence the preferences of user co-working space in Surabaya. The research strategy used is the correlational method, which aims to determine the correlation between the design preferences of user co-working space and variables "lifestyle/lifestyle of the creative industry. The results of this study indicate that the factors that influence the user preference design co-working space are demographic variables (age, gender), Phycycographic (motivation), income, profession, and user domicile. And the results of the study show that lifestyle users influence the design preferences of the chosen co-working space.
2019 •
Nowadays, especially in urban context that is supported by high technology, people prefer being freelancer or entrepreneur as their alternative works to live (survive). Being entrepreneur is chosen because it can be done with low-cost leasing, and they also have not to be bounded with certain company. That type of works usually done in mobile and do not need special large workspace or office. But, they still need space to support and facilitate their work in meeting with client, such as co-working space. In co-working space, people can work independently in a fluid space and stress-free co-working style. They rent workspace together in one room but in different work and different activity, such as freelancer, entrepreneur or startup. In this case, office have been shifting meaning and function. It was semi-public space that only used by the employment of current company, but now it changes become public space that everyone can use. This research is initial research which will be foc...
Journal of Southwest Jiaotong University
Analysis of Indonesia’s Consumer Preferences in Choosing a Co-Working Space2019 •
The consumer’s preference is an important factor in the success of co-working space business. The development of co-working space in Indonesia is predicted to undergo rapid development in businesses. The purpose of this research is to observe and analyze the preferences phenomena toward co-working space users. This research study uses a quantitative approach involving 210 respondents and divided into 2 phases, 96 respondents for the first phase and 120 respondents for the second phase. Then, data processing with the Cochran Q-test method is conducted to analyze the Co-working space attributes which are considered to be valid. From 10 analyzed attributes, there are 3 valid attributes and data processing with the conjoint method is conducted to observe respondents’ preferences towards Co-working space attributes. The result shows that interior has the highest relative importance score, followed by the layout of the space, and then accessibility, while the most preferred combination to...
Impact of Co-working spaces on the commercial office space market
Impact of Co-working spaces on the commercial office space market of Kampala in Uganda2022 •
Co-working, or provision of communal, flexible office spaces on a short-term basis, is a rapidly growing phenomenon in the modern office markets. In this study, co-working is defined as the practice of working alongside one another in flexible, shared work settings where desks can be rented on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. The study identifies reasons why people co-work, explains the features of flexible spaces in terms of office design, co-working models, and flexible lease terms, and how they affect tenant turnover, demand for space, and employee productivity. Data was collected from Regus, Innovation Village, and Hive Colab with the help of questionnaires and interviews. Results from the online survey showed that 69.2% of the respondents considered location and cost as major factors when choosing a co-working space. 50% of them agreed that space design affects their level of creativity, and 56% preferred hybrid working to other forms of work environments. From the field interviews, it was noted that there’s insufficient knowledge about the 5 existing coworking models, and the sampled co-working spaces used two models; revenue & profit and management models. In conclusion, there’s a need for landlords to adopt the “Space as a Service” model rather than view themselves as rent collectors.
2022 •
Purpose: This paper aims to investigate 1) the advantages and disadvantages of coworking spaces for coworkers, 2) interior design factors that attract entrepreneurs to work/rent coworking spaces. Research questions: To reach the purpose of the study, three questions were developed. 1) What are the various advantages and disadvantages offered by the co-working space to working individuals? 2) What interior design factors influence the individual's perception on co-working space selection? 3) What social factors influence the individual's perception of co-working space selection? Methods: A quantitative research approach was used in this study by employing an online survey questionnaire. A purposive sampling technique was employed in this study. The population of this study is all individuals, freelancers, employers, business owners who are utilizing co-working spaces in Kuwait. Results: the findings of this study indicated an important role of interior design facilities toward coworking spaces. The physical environment of the coworking space is an important factor for renting coworking spaces. Besides that, the social aspect is considered highly important between members. Research limitations/implications: Due to the conceptual approach and specific case of Kuwait, the discussions lack generalizability. The paper provides valuable insight into the factors that can help practitioners, interior design educational programs, and coworking business owners for improving Kuwait's entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Objective-Entrepreneurs today strive to manage their business successfully, which they may accomplish by reducing costs while maintaining optimum productivity. A trendy choice for entrepreneurs today is to use co-working space instead of renting the space independently, which can incur heavy overhead. Thus, this study investigates the relationships between SMEs' intention to use co-working space and rental fees, location, and training provided by coworking space owners. Methodology/Technique-The sample consists of 267 young entrepreneurs in Malaysia. Questionnaires were distributed to the sample, and the items focused on the intention to use co-working space, rental fees, location, and training provided by co-working space owners. The sample used a Likert scale with ratings from 5(Strongly Agree) to 1(Strongly Disagree) to rate the items. Finding-The analysis shows that rental fees have a positive, significant, and weak relationship to co-working space, while location and training have a positive, substantial, and moderate relationship to co-working space. Novelty-The study has implications for co-working space owners to provide attractive packages or incentives, including facilities, training and location, and work atmosphere. More importantly, monetary packages with low costs or attractive promotions could be offered to attract young entrepreneurs to use co-working spaces for their business activities which will benefit both owners and users.
11th International Congress on Contemporary Social Studies
A New Business Model: Co-Working Offices2019 •
As one of the most notable workplace trends of the last decade, the coworking business model of leasing offices have been exponentially growing and refer that firms and freelancers abandon their permanent office willingness, and helps to share knowledge and information independently among individuals. In this regard, coworking allows individuals from various backgrounds to work unitedly in a common space. In other words, coworking spaces represent an office atmosphere that has a heterogeneous group of worker or freelancer via creating networking opportunities by social interaction, and come up with myriad advantages such as cutting costs, gaining flexibility and new perspectives. From this point of view, the present study aims at examining the systematic literature review of the rising phenomenon of coworking spaces as a new business trend, and exploring and evaluating the evolution process of coworking spaces in detail by contributing the related literature and practices in the business environment. In this frame, it has been foreseen that coworking spaces as innovative business models will continue to be on the radar of entrepreneurs worldwide in the future.
2019 •
Co-working spaces can be defined as offices that give the opportunity to carry out individual work in a shared office environment for users from different sectors and disciplines. Co-working spaces provide flexible and alternative working conditions, supported by technical and spatial infrastructures of a working environment. With its spatial characteristics and amenities, co-working spaces promise the users efficient working hours. As well as individual efficiency, co-working spaces are also characterised by their contribution to stimulating social relations and establishing social networks. Worldwide, co-working spaces are expanding through branches, and have the tendency to specialise through the services they offer. Co-working spaces also tend to create a worldwide network through online networks and databases, which contribute to their promotion and communication processes. Today, co-working spaces are a global trend, but they also become specific with their own local dynamics,...
AD UNICUM: Umělecká díla z fondů Národního památkového ústavu, I/4, Od gotiky k manýrismu, editorka Šárka Radostová, editorská spolupráce Hana Baštýřová, Daniel Verner, Praha
Dvojdílná skříň s erby Adama I. z Hradce a Anny z Rožmitálu2023 •
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Jerusalem, The City Of Our God
Jerusalem, The City Of Our God2015 •
This paper discusses the history of Jerusalem from the time of Abraham until the Muslim invasion of the Holy Land. There is also a section on sites to see in Jerusalem today. This book includes many of the author's photographs from his trips to Jerusalem.
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