Offices of the Future

Today, companies choose an office based on more than just its address and price per square meter. For companies, it’s important how well the space suits their team: whether it’s convenient to hold meetings, work in silence, interact with colleagues, and adjust the layout as the business grows.

Competition in the market is intensifying. According to Bright Rich | Korfak International, 96% of the space in Moscow’s office projects scheduled for construction by 2031 is Class A. As a result, developers are having to find new ways to make their projects stand out.

“KOLDI” notes that one of the main criteria for office quality is the ability to adapt it to different needs. For example, the “Solid” business center, part of the “KOLDI City” brand, offers spaces ranging from 35 m² to entire floors measuring 1,072 m². Even in offices ranging from 40 to 50 m², there is the option to install a private kitchen or restroom.

Flexibility is also important in the long term. As a company grows, the number of employees changes, new departments emerge, and new work formats develop. The ability to combine spaces, reconfigure the layout, or choose a larger office helps avoid having to change your business address at every stage of business development.

An office also needs spaces for meetings and teamwork, quiet zones for concentration, and areas for relaxation and exercise. Convenient navigation, quick passage through the lobby, and short elevator wait times save employees time. At the “Taller” business center, the developer “KOLDI” has implemented a smart identification system. It allows people to pass through the turnstiles without plastic cards.

A well-designed space also affects the company’s expenses. An efficient layout helps make the most of every meter, avoid renting unnecessary space, and adapt the office without major renovations.

Thus, the building’s class and prestigious location are merely a starting point. Work scenarios, engineering solutions, layout flexibility, and employee comfort are becoming increasingly important. Looking ahead, office projects will be even more tailored to the needs of specific companies and industries.