We want to encourage teamwork. For an open office, are see-through glass partitions or softer fabric dividers better?
Meet&Co's Tips:
For teamwork, glass partitions are better because they keep everyone visually connected and the office feeling open. But, they must have good soundproofing, or noise will be a problem. Fabric dividers are a good, cheaper way to make quiet, personal zones for focus work.
The smartest office design often uses both: glass for collaborative areas and fabric for focused work zones, to support diverse work styles.
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