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Just shy of $25K USD for a small room with a door as a single person's computer-based workspace? This is mind-numbingly stupid. You could hardly meet with a second person in there, let alone do anything on a whiteboard or requiring much more physical space than the small desk inside. Why do tiny, minimalist things always cost so much ?
Just shy of $25K USD for a small room with a door as a single person's computer-based workspace? This is mind-numbingly stupid. You could hardly meet with a second person in there, let alone do anything on a whiteboard or requiring much more physical space than the small desk inside. Why do tiny, minimalist things always cost so much ?
Nice looking, but you'd roast in one of these in California. They should add a fabric shade on top of it that extends at least 3 feet past the footprint on each side.
Just shy of $25K USD for a small room with a door as a single person's computer-based workspace? This is mind-numbingly stupid. You could hardly meet with a second person in there, let alone do anything on a whiteboard or requiring much more physical space than the small desk inside. Why do tiny, minimalist things always cost so much ?
These are all very good points. However, I would take one over a cubicle in a heartbeat.
Nice looking, but you'd roast in one of these in California. They should add a fabric shade on top of it that extends at least 3 feet past the footprint on each side.
And you'd freeze in one of these in Canada. Unless you have a space heater, but in that case their claims of environmental benefits go out the window.
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And you'd freeze in one of these in Canada. Unless you have a space heater, but in that case their claims of environmental benefits go out the window.
Assuming that's double paned class and that the rest is well insulated it'd be fine. Not everything in the world is constructed as shoddily as most houses in North America. We've got double paned windows and when it's -10°C out I can put my hand on them and they're only cool to the touch, not cold.
Looks horrendous. Who wants to work inside a tiny box?
PS. Gardners want to work in tiny glass boxes because plants grow better in the warm humid greenhousy atmosphere. Maybe ideas do too?