Investigating the role of architectural design of coworking spaces in reducing energy consumption

Mahsa GHorban¹

1) Master s degree in Interior Architecture from Tehran University of Science and Culture, Iran

IOI Code : AACA-ABFAGH
Publication : 10th.International Conference on Researches in Science & Engineering & 7th.International Congress on Civil, Architecture and Urbanism in Asia(10icrsie.com)
Abstract :
    Workspaces play a vital role in the performance, psychological well-being and motivation of employees. Designing the workplace in a way that enhances employee interaction, collaboration and comfort can have significant positive effects on mental health and productivity. Shared work spaces provide flexible environments for employees to exchange ideas, reduce stress and increase their sense of belonging. In addition, these spaces also enable energy efficiency. By making better use of natural daylight, smart ventilation systems and reducing the need for dedicated offices, less energy resources are consumed and the environmental impact is reduced. This article examines the psychological, behavioural and environmental effects of shared work spaces and shows that smart design of these spaces can only increase motivation, job satisfaction and social interactions.At the same time, it can also lead to a reduction in energy consumption and optimization of environmental resources. The research method is based on a review of empirical studies and analysis of successful examples of leading companies in designing workspaces. The findings show that co-working spaces can, as a comprehensive and sustainable solution, improve both the psychological well-being of space employees and energy efficiency in modern workplaces, and pave the way for the creation of healthy, creative, and sustainable workplaces

Keywords : coworking spaces energy architectural design sustainable architecture