Making a building look better

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Offices are facing an issue. Following the global pandemic, many of us are now working from home almost exclusively. This presents a problem for many businesses. Do they stick with the expensive office that they have and continue to pay rents and lease, or do they switch to a home-working hybrid model? For some, the answer is simple. If working from home makes the employees happy and just as, if not more, productive, then it’s a bonus.

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However, some businesses are looking to try and entice the employees back into the office. This means making them look a lot better than they were. Investment is undoubtedly the key. So here are a few ways to improve things.

  1. Get some Brise Soleil. These are decorative slated systems that have a very practical purpose. They can deflect the sun’s rays away from the building and put it into the shade. It helps to cool the building as well as improve its looks. Companies like alusystems.uk are one of many that can help.

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  1. Decent tea and coffee-making facilities. The days of the cheap weak tea and mud dispensing coffee machines are over. People pay and demand more from their daily brew.
  2. Carpets. No one wants to work in a place where there are unidentified stains everywhere (more than likely spilt tea and coffee from the terrible machines).
  3. Add plants. As you’re asking people to work all day indoors, their spirits can be lifted with a glimpse of the outside.

 

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