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Shure Design Jam: Collaborative Spaces
The document discusses collaborative spaces, highlighting the need for flexibility and adaptability in design. It identifies issues with current setups, such as rigidity and poor lighting, and proposes features like movable partitions and room scheduling technology. Various resources and examples are provided to inspire creative solutions for enhancing collaborative environments.
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- 1. Shure Design Jam: CollaborativeSpaces Outside Thinking Inside the Box (OTIB) Jumana Almahmoud, Sybil Boone, Michael Taborn, Jackie Wolf
- 2. What is aCollaborative Space? Flexible Transitional Shareable Integrated Creative Collaborative
- 3. Problems with CurrentSpace Lighting Rigidity One Task Rooms AV Quality Availability BYOC (Bring your own chair)
- 4. Started throwing stuffup on the whiteboard Ideas/Things we liked Needs/Problems Brainstorming & Concept Generation
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- 6. - Helping visualize andshare information -Connect people and technology -Provide adaptability image courtesy of Knoll The Sweet Spot: “Effective Group Work Process”
- 7. Short Term Solutions PulldownWindow shades for “serious” or larger rooms Pull across curtains for smaller/more creative spaces. Good for privacy http://myturnstone.com/blog/21-inspirational-collaborative- workspaces/ Use what’s available. Use the glass as a space to draw on.
- 8. Flexible & TransitionalFeatures
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- 10. Mobile Meeting RoomApplication Features ● Room and Equipment Scheduling (and location) ● Privacy settings ● Set Room Configuration (Meeting Types) o Lighting o AV Equipment Set Ups o Outlet Location Other Features ● Meeting Facilitation Technology ● Recording Meetings ● Can Collaborate in Pods
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