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How to Carve Out a Comfortable Meeting Room Within an Office Space

Gina Powell by Gina Powell
September 5, 2023
in Business Wisdom
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In the era of hybrid work and the growing importance of team collaboration, more and more companies are looking for solutions that allow them to communicate efficiently and comfortably. As a result, they often face the challenge of carving out a suitable meeting room within their office space. The problem arises in particular for small organizations with tight office plans. Properly arranged space for online and in-person meetings is important for team effectiveness. That’s why it is worth paying attention to modern solutions, such as acoustic cabins. In this article, we will show you how to create a comfortable meeting room that works well for both formal conferences and informal internal discussions.

Arranging a modern office – what to keep in mind

When designing modern offices, there are many aspects to consider that will affect work efficiency and user comfort. First of all, it is worth paying attention to the space, adapting its layout to the needs and characteristics of the team. Ideally, it combines facilitating collaborative open space with areas that allow for focus and privacy. Hushoffice acoustic booths will be perfect for this purpose.

In addition, choosing ergonomic office furniture, such as adjustable desks and chairs, will help users maintain proper posture and comfort. Investing in management and communication systems, audiovisual equipment, or applications that support teamwork can help increase efficiency and streamline daily tasks.

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A small online meeting room in the office – adapting free space

Online recruitment interviews, client teleconferences, training sessions, or internal video conferences require a quietened and isolated space to run professionally, efficiently, and effectively. In small offices, setting aside space for these tasks is challenging and costly.

A small room for online meetings can be easily implemented in open office space, without the need for renovation or major investment planning, thanks to hushHybrid acoustic cubicles for individual work. Extremely compact dimensions (only 35.4 in deep and 49 in wide) provide a quiet space for conceptual work. The mobility of the acoustic booths means that they can be moved to a corner of the room or displayed in a central open space. They are tailored to the individual needs of workers, thanks to adjustable lighting and ventilation. In addition, connection to the office’s network infrastructure guarantees constant access to the Internet.

Small customer meeting room

The company’s conference room should be properly equipped, provide privacy, and separate the people in it from outside noises. The construction of such a room is associated with high costs and the need for dedicated space. Collaborative acoustic booths, such as hushMeet, designed for two or four people are solutions perfect for creating a small meeting room. They make it possible to hold company meetings, discuss organizational matters and current projects, or have meetings with clients. Comfortable couches, a table, lighting, and efficient ventilation create ideal conditions for lively discussion.

Thanks to high-quality sound insulation, conversations held inside the booth do not escape to the outside, and noise from the open office does not disrupt meetings. The hushMeet office booth can also be used to hold important business conversations with contractors or investors, or recruit new employees – either in person or via video conference.

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Acoustic booths vs. conference rooms

Acoustic booths, compared to traditional conference rooms, provide a more efficient solution in terms of office space management. Unlike traditional rooms, which are built to accommodate more people, acoustic cubicles adapt to the actual needs of teams, taking into account the fact that up to 97% of meetings are held with two or three employees.

Office cubicles for individual or collaborative work allow for free and effective communication while not taking up much space in the company. It is therefore worth considering their use as a complement or alternative to traditional conference rooms, especially in offices where meetings in smaller, intimate groups are prevalent.

Acoustic booths – a meeting place and an additional relaxation zone

In a properly arranged office, cubicles can become a multifunctional space. Thanks to their acoustic properties, they provide discretion and comfort during both business and private conversations. They provide an excellent venue for video conferencing, making phone calls, and other forms of remote communication. At the same time, office cubicles can serve as a zone of tranquility and relaxation, where employees have the opportunity to get away from the noise and busyness of work for a while. This will positively affect their well-being and efficiency. What’s more, acoustic booths can also be taken with you if you move to a new office. Therefore, it is much more cost-effective to invest in this type of solution than to create a separate conference room.

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