A thought just popped into my mind: If people are expected to be ever more flexible as for place of work, why would we still be tied up in concrete offices ..? Even if we move around, it is from concrete intensive-people-farm to the next, however flexible and nice it all may look. And all the flex space flex rent stuff is similar; tying people up to addresses.
Rather, wouldn’t it be of use if there were another variant suitably professionally organized, I mean not something like this:
[Hey, it’s someone’s office …]
But rather something a tiny bit more upmarket. Like:
[or just a little less conspicuous, with more actual desk space, filing possibilities (still, in this time and day), etc., for, probably, some quite a bit more affordable investment money and maybe a little more like above-linked ‘offices’ that this out-of-fashion posh]
So that the great many that aren’t at Queen Bee level that everyone flocks to – i.e., everyone, in the near future, in the flat(ter) network ‘organisations’ – can simply drive to the gathering places (previously known as parking lots) of choice and nearness to whatever client, and hook up the fully-equipped office to some power (charging the car battery and the equipment) and network to just do whatever work needs to be done. Could be downtown, could be at the park or beach front.
Oh well. It was just an idea….
I think a small, modern RV would work better, especially if you remove the main bed and just keep the bed that lowers from the ceiling just in case. Then you’d truly be able to have a mobile office that’s still park-able on most city streets if you got there late at night before the meeting and could find space before it fills up. Something like this: http://www.ilusioncaravaning.com/es/premium-es-2013.shtml