Design criteria of new generation offices and analysis trough examples

The changing work culture and habits have made it necessary for offices to adapt. New generation offices have flexible spaces that allow employees to adapt to different working conditions. They also feature multi-purpose rooms that can be used for meetings, training sessions or social events. Elements such as ergonomic furniture, lighting, and ventilation support the health and well-being of employees. Modern technologies that enhance collaboration and facilitate communication are also incorporated into these new generation offices. Open-plan designs and shared spaces promote interaction among employees, while collaborative areas enhance creativity, teamwork, and team spirit. The design of new generation offices has undergone a significant transformation in line with changing work culture and practices. These offices are carefully planned to increase productivity, foster collaboration, and support employee well-being. Open-plan concepts are often employed to facilitate communication and interaction among departments and employees. This research aims to explore how workspaces have evolved throughout history, particularly the emergence of "innovative" spaces, and examine how lifestyle choices are reflected in interior spaces. It also seeks to determine how office interiors in line with the new generation's understanding are evaluated by users and how compatible these spaces are with spatial requirements. Understanding the evolution of workspaces can help identify innovative solutions to meet employee needs and assess changing trends in workspaces to make them more efficient and sustainable. This study aims to provide a detailed analysis of workspaces and office design, taking into account the new needs and desires in a changing world. It also aims to create a roadmap that can help address potential issues encountered in the overall office design process.