Collaboration Mode—Impromptu Exchange (Small Huddle Bar)
Needs：
- Discuss issues with colleagues anytime
- Easily switch between sitting and standing to shift thinking modes
- Avoid disturbing others at workstations
Features：
Ideal for quick, non-confidential discussions among 2–5 people
Collaboration Mode—Impromptu Exchange (Semi-Open Collaboration Zone)
Needs：
- Quickly connect with colleagues to address issues during work
- Switch postures freely to shift mindset
- Avoid the hassle of booking meeting rooms and waiting
Features：
Suitable for spontaneous discussions among 2–4 people
Collaboration Mode—Impromptu Exchange (Open Collaboration Area)
Needs：
- A common space where different departments can meet for stand-up sessions
- Allow participants to move around to encourage thinking
- Mobile equipment support for on-the-spot projection
Features：
Suitable for fast departmental discussions among 4–8 people; highly mobile in nature
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Collaboration Mode—Informal Meeting (Semi-Open Collaboration Space)
Needs：
- Support creative and R&D team interactions
- Reporting or presentations supported by AV and projection equipment
- A semi-open, energetic environment for training and sharing
Features：
Ideal for informal meetings and internal training sessions (4–8 people)
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Collaboration Mode—Formal Meeting (Small Meeting Room)
Needs：
- Avoid complicated meeting room reservations and waiting
- Prevent awkwardness and crowding at workstation areas
- Break away from traditional rigid meeting room formality
Features：
Suitable for short discussions or brainstorming among 2–3 people
Collaboration Mode—Formal Meeting (Small-to-Medium Meeting Room)
Needs：
- Provide space for 2–5 people without wasting space
- Stable internet, video, and audio transmission
- Prevent discussions at workstations from disturbing others
Features：
Suitable for confidential discussions and small video conferences (2–5 people)
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Collaboration Mode—Formal Meeting (Medium Meeting Room)
Needs：
- A more formal environment for HR, managers, or visitors
- Smart support with screens, power, and network for smooth proceedings
- Storage for snacks and water for guests
Features：
Ideal for departments that frequently interact with clients
Collaboration Mode—Formal Meeting (Large Meeting Room)
Needs：
- Support company-wide large meetings, with scheduling and booking
- Reporting or presentations with AV and recording equipment
- Encourage interaction even though meetings occur less frequently
Features：
Suitable for company meetings, formal presentations, and project reporting (10+ people)
Collaboration Mode—Informal Meeting (Medium Collaboration Room)
Needs：
- Minimalist design, reconfigurable to match organizational changes
- Provide movement space for participants, facilitating thinking
- Smart equipment support for booking, projection, and atmosphere control
Features：
Suitable for daily departmental meetings and learning sessions; ideal for agile teams
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Collaboration Mode—Impromptu Exchange (Workstation Adjacent Collaboration Area)
Needs：
- Support transitions between focus, collaboration, and rest
- Alleviate mental fatigue and insufficient rest at workstations
- Encourage micro-breaks, reading, or quick reboot moments
Features：
Creates a relaxed atmosphere, allowing light work and easy state adjustment
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Project Co-Creation—Project Room
Needs：
- Provide whiteboards or walls for long-term project material display
- Storage solutions to keep the workspace tidy
- Support frequent interaction and ensure team alignment
Features：
Ideal for intensive or urgent project work, supporting close collaboration among project members
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Brainstorming—Ideation Space
Needs：
- Quickly access an informal discussion environment to encourage idea sharing
- Capture ideas instantly and display them for the group
- Flexible layout for easy adjustment and storage
Features：
Supports open discussion, co-creation, and cross-department workshops
Prototyping—Prototype Lab
Needs：
- Tools, storage, and work surfaces for prototype building
- Space to move freely, supporting thinking and iteration
- High flexibility with large tables and video equipment
Features：
Ideal for product prototyping and iterative testing in a dedicated enclosed setting
