Document Type
Thesis
Date of Award
Fall 1-31-1995
Degree Name
Master of Architecture - (M.Arch.)
Department
School of Architecture
First Advisor
Peter Anders
Second Advisor
Peter C. Papademetriou
Third Advisor
Glenn Goldman
Abstract
The Virtual Office has become a viable solution to the need for a changing workplace. Technology, design, and a redefinition of work have combined to create something entirely new. An office not of walls and doors but of electronic peripherals, networks, and global digital communication. This concept allows workers to be free from their physical surrounding to conduct work from remote locations or in some instances in a totally electronic world commonly referred to as Cyberspace. Through research, interviews, and problem solving the virtual office concept presented will redefine the use of space as we know it. These concepts will allow Architect's to be instrumental in the creation of these new virtual worlds while business and corporate America realize the benefits of this new form of workplace.
Recommended Citation
Jones, Richard C., "The cyberspace workplace : an argument and design for the virtual office" (1995). Theses. 1190.
https://digitalcommons.njit.edu/theses/1190
