Pain point
Space that flexes with attendance
Midweek fills the office and the edges of the week empty it. Space planned for the peak sits unused for two days, and space planned for the average leaves people without a room on the days they came in to collaborate.
How common it is
carry most of the week's office attendance, which leaves fixed rooms oversubscribed for three days and empty for two.
is the share of the working day a typical conference room is actually occupied.
is the average rental term, and most customers stay longer.
What renting changes
The fix.
Pods are rented, not built, so the number on your floor can follow the headcount rather than the lease. Add units when the team grows and return them with notice when it does not.
Recommended for this problem
The pods that solve it.
Work Pod
One person doing deep work. Room for a laptop session of an hour or an afternoon.
Meeting Pod
Two or more people. A private meeting in 12 to 16 sq ft, where a conference room needs 150 or more.
By industry and metro
How this looks in your world.
Each page below covers this same problem for one industry in one metro, with the local specifics.
Software
Engineering teams set their own in-office days by squad, so the peak day for one team is the empty day for another.
Consulting
A team staffs up for an engagement, works on client site for part of the week, and shrinks again when the work delivers.
Solve it this quarter.
A pod is delivered and installed in a single visit, with no permit and no build-out. Tell us the floor and we will price it.