Millennials seem happy enough to hot desk in co-working spaces. They’re the disruptor of the traditional office leasing market, particularly in Hong Kong, where rents are high and often inflexible.
Will this trend naturally extend to shared living spaces? Paul Semple, Singapore-based principal of international design practice Hassell, thinks so.
It’s not so much that we’d want to cohabitate with strangers, he argues, but more a case of needs must. Mobile working, dwindling…
Source : South China Morning Post
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