POP UP OFFICE SPACE

 

Nowadays, work is more flexible than ever, you can work from every where, and begin your own business as a freelancer without paying a rent. 

what is popup offices space? 

It’s a temporary office space that you’ll usually find in an unusual location, which allows you to pop in, get your work done, then pop out, without being tied to traditional office rental contracts.

so many brands and shops have used the pop up offices as a marketing tool by attract the designers and entrepreneurs to work, meet and share ideas in a low cost price places .

what do popup places provide??

1. convenience location 
2. comfort furniture
3. wifi
4. meeting places 
5. coffee and food 

and here are some study cases:

 

Containerville, Shoreditch

A home for start-ups and small businesses, Containerville is a simple set up of 45 containers arranged over three floors and up-cycled into modern work spaces next to the Regents Canal. Each container accommodates up to six desks and is kitted out to function perfectly as a clean, modern work space with WiFi, double glazing, heating, electricity and a kitchen unit, with 24-hour access, and right in the heart of London’s hipper-than-hip east end too.

 

The Dubbeldam POP-UP Office

Innovative Canadian architecture and design firm Dubbeldam has created a modular pop up office range that makes it easy to set up a beautiful and functional workspace whenever and wherever you like. It consists of various timber units that can be combined in different ways to create a custom workspace totally tailored to your individual needs. The possibilities are endless; easily transported, reconfigurable and rapidly deployed, the POP-UP Office is designed for short term use, atypical applications such as outdoor festivals or disaster relief situations, or start-ups looking for modest office space. As Dubbeldam puts it “when all we need is a surface to work on and a place to plug in, the working environment is no longer static.”

 

 

OUTBOX, Downtown Silver Spring in Maryland

 

An enormous shopping centre in Maryland, US, called Downtown Silver Spring unveiled Outbox in June 2016 – just in time for the summer. This brightly coloured, creative workspace is designed to seat up to 20 people and is fully equipped with WiFi and power sockets. From 10am to 7pm passersby can pop in with a laptop and get their work done – all in the comfort of the open air.