Staying connected, wellness and versatility: these are three key office design trends that JustCoβs Chief Development Officer, Low Kia Sing believes can be a real game-changer to your teamβs overall office experience.
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Rising costs continue to ripple through the real estate industry, impacting landlords and coworking space operators alike. However, there is still a growing demand for flexible workspaces among entrepreneurs, digital nomads, and businesses. As we return to the office, smart space utilization and intentional office design remain crucial in keeping people engaged, inspired, and happy at work.
Kia Sing (centre) and his team of workspace designers keep their fingers on the pulse of current design trends and movements.

A Sense of Place
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a. The hot desking area at JustCo Central Plaza features a communal hot desk table similar to those at HDB void decks.
b. Enjoy glorious floor-to-ceiling views of the surrounding Ploenchit neighbourhood from One City Centre in Bangkok.
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Desk-ination: Wellness


c. The pantry area at JustCo’s upcoming Hong Leong Building location offers a comfortable workspace against the backdrop of Singapore’s commercial history.
d. Meanwhile, the Taiwan High Speed Rail bring’s Taiwan’s future into view at JustCo Cathay Zhubei Tech Centre in Hsinchu.
Versatile workspaces for versatile ways of work


e. Bright hot desking areas lined with potted tropical plants create inviting and comfortable work spaces at JustCo Collins Arch in Melbourne.Β
f. Similarly, the biophilic principle dominates at JustCo at the Metropolis in Singapore, where the lush, verdant outdoors seamlessly breathes into the office.
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