Design for Coworking in Honolulu.
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2018-05
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Coworking spaces are a growing phenomenon for those who are self-employed, own a small
business, and or enjoy working in a shared, community setting. This type of work mode has been a
trending work style among freelancers, small business, and or entrepreneurs around the world. In
Honolulu, coworking is just at the surface of the trend to becoming a preferred workplace among
these types of workers. However, as the growth and attraction of coworking continue to expand, the
work mode needs to accommodate to the work styles of its clientele. This research project will
analyze the working methods that are seen in coworking in Honolulu to develop spatial strategies and
guidelines that best caters to coworking members of Honolulu. This research is for the owners of
coworking facilities to understand the relationship of the concept of coworking and the design
decisions behind a thriving coworking space for current and potential members.
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