Overcrowded, under-utilised or just right? Report of a study of office occupational densities.

By:

Gerald Eve

Contributor(s):

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

Language: English Publication details: London Gerald Eve Research 1997Description: 24p. ; 30cmSubject(s):

LOC classification:

725.23

Summary: Report commissioned by the RICS, with assistance from the DoE to examine occupational densities in office properties. The results of the questionnaire give detailed information on the impact of factors such as organisational change, building design and information technology, so providing a benchmark index of how organisations use their buildings.

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Report commissioned by the RICS, with assistance from the DoE to examine occupational densities in office properties. The results of the questionnaire give detailed information on the impact of factors such as organisational change, building design and information technology, so providing a benchmark index of how organisations use their buildings.

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