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From Babylon to Sydney: The evolution of the modern workspace [infographic]

From Babylon to Sydney: The evolution of the modern workspace [infographic]

Infographic shows the evolution of the office from 2400 B.C. to the present day


By BD+C Staff | June 24, 2014

The best design options for offices and workplaces have long been debated by employers and workers all over the world. Given that it's where most people spend the majority of their week, maximizing both productivity and comfort is a top priority for many.

This infographic, made by Sunica de Klerk and originally posted by ArchDaily, shows the evolution of the office from 2400 B.C. to the present day.


 

 

 

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© Sunica de Klerk

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