How many square metres per person does an office need?
The law requires 2 m² of free floor space and 10 m³ per worker, but an office is sized at between 8 and 15 m² in total per person depending on its layout.
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Julián Benegasi
Julián Benegasi writes in the Estudio Cabana Editorial about industry highlights, retail and offices.
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- Arquitecto Asociado in the Estudio Cabana team
- 40 articles published in the Editorial since
- Works from the Madrid studio · Av. de Manoteras 38, D012, 28050 Madrid
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Publications by Julián Benegasi
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