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Hybrid Office Work Layout

A hybrid office gives people different places to focus, meet and take calls. This plan combines shared desks with phone booths, a conference table and a separate lounge. It helps facilities teams test whether these zones fit in one footprint while preserving paths between them. Start with the measured room, then change the number of desks or booths to match the team’s needs. Include windows, doors and real furniture sizes before making a final occupancy decision.

Type Floor planStandard Architectural Graphic Standards · NeufertEngine schematex-floorplanUpdated 9/24/2026
Hybrid office
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The request

“Create a hybrid office with an open office, six shared desks, two phone booths, a lounge with sofa and coffee table, and a conference table.”

Then tryAdd two more shared desks.Put a whiteboard beside the conference table.
What is in this drawing

Read the decisions behind it.

01Shared desks

Group workstations together.

02Call privacy

Add small phone booths.

03Informal space

Separate lounge seating.

Use for teams that mix desk work, calls and collaboration.

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FAQ

Common questions

What is a hybrid office layout?

A layout that supports shared desks, calls and collaboration in the same workplace.

Why add phone booths?

They give people a quieter place for calls.

Can I change desk count?

Yes. Specify the workstation count you need.