Work space

Holistic Oasis Office - Elevate Sustainable Workspace. Offering a variety of workspace options can help support different work styles and promote productivity and focus.

By providing these different workstation options, employees can choose the environment that best suits their needs and preferences, leading to increased productivity and job satisfaction.

We consider:

• Collaborative Workstation. A space with multiple desks or tables for employees to work together. on group projects or brainstorming session
• Quiet Workstation. An area with individual desks or cubicles for employees who prefer to work in a quiet and distraction-free environment.
• Standing Desk Stations. A space with adjustable desks that allow employees to stand or sit while working, promoting physical health and reducing the risk of sedentary-related health issues
• Creative Work stations. An area with comfortable seating and inspiring decor for employees who need a more relaxed and creative environment to work.
• Phone Booth Stations. A small, enclosed space with soundproofing for employees to make phone calls or participate in video conferences without disturbing others
• Quiet Zones. Create quiet zones with comfortable seating and minimal distractions, allowing team members to focus on individual tasks or recharge after meetings.
• Digital Detox Areas. Establish technology-free areas where team members can disconnect from devices and engage in face-to-face conversations, promoting a healthier relationship with technology in the workplace
• Yogamats next to the desk. Having a yoga mat nearby allows for quick, refreshing breaks during your workday. When your Pomodoro timer signals a 5-minute pause, simply step onto the mat and stretch, breathe, or do a few yoga poses. This boosts energy, reduces stress, and keeps your body active throughout the day.
• Beanbag and Swiss ball as a tool. Versatile addition to any workspace. Its soft, supportive design lets you take a break from sitting at your desk, stretching and relaxing your muscles. You can also use it for gentle exercises, like seated stretches or core engagement, making it a handy tool for maintaining comfort and well-being during work hours

Optimal working space elements are:

• Ergonomic Furniture. Provide comfortable and adjustable chairs, desks, and other furniture to support proper posture and prevent strain or injury, correct posture and reducing strain, improve productivity and long-term health and well-being. 
• Natural Light. Optimize access to natural light by positioning workstations near windows or using glass partitions, which can boost mood and productivity.
• Minimal Distractions. Designate quiet zones or implement noise-reducing measures to minimize auditory distractions, ensuring a peaceful and focused work environment.
• Change open office acoustics. Employees often find it challenging to focus and concentrate. As a result, efficiency and output both take a pretty big hit. Not only that, but open spaces have also been linked with lower job satisfaction, increased sick days, and higher turnover rates 
• Biophilic Design - Elements. Integrate natural elements to create a calming and refreshing atmosphere. Sparking focused, creative, and engagedment in tasks.
• Adjustable Temperature. Ensure employees can control the temperature in their workspace, promoting thermal comfort and well-being.
• Air: Windows open if possible for fresh air depending on location of the office or high quality air purifier system 
• Storage and Organization. Provide ample storage options and tools for employees to keep their workspaces tidy and organized, reducing stress and increasing productivity.
• Flexible Workspaces. Giving teams the flexible workspace they need to get things done can boost collaboration and office morale. Offer a variety of workspaces, such as standing desks, shared tables, or private booths, to accommodate different working styles and needs.  
• Technology Integration. Equip workspaces with the latest technology and resources, such as high-speed Wi-Fi, wireless charging stations, and video conferencing capabilities, to support seamless collaboration and productivity.
• Water station. Adequate water intake is a low-cost and effectively non-invasive strategy for individual health outcomes.

By incorporating these elements into the working spaces, the company is creating an environment that evolve.