Sitting in the shed

But not any longer! We’re not living in the 1970s anymore. These days, smokers are banished to the outdoors and office space must be spacious, comfortable, elegant and functional, regardless of whether it is located on an expensive high street just by a metro station or next to a big box warehouse beside a six-lane motorway. Industrial parks as HQs All of the industrial developers we talked to agree that more companies are looking to turn their warehouse offices as their headquarters, which means that they expect the highest standards for such space. “We are seeing a growing trend of offices being integrated with warehouse or production space. The motivation is both operational and economic. This setup significantly enhances efficiency by simplifying operational management, reducing logistics costs, and streamlining administration alongside day-to-day operations,” points out Adrian Winiarek the development director at MDC2, who goes on to provide a few examples. In