According to the information, in every major city of Russia there are already eco-offices in a practical format, be it benches and pavilions in parks equipped with tables, sockets, internet or large eco-coworking areas.
“Plants are life, oxygen, energy and comfort, and everyone wants a comfortable space with the ability to go outside, walk in the park and breathe. It’s always fresh and better than renting a room,” said the manager of green coworking companies Elena Molodtsova.
According to the board, the company started the green office project during the Covid-19 pandemic as restrictions on dealing with the disease made people feel confined in their own homes.
To get rid of these feelings, many went to parks and squares and quickly discovered the advantages of this format, Molodsova commented.
Green offices are interesting for everyone: both for young professionals and for experienced professionals, and with all the variety of jobs, the office in the park is not only one of the best, but also the most efficient, he emphasized.
“I actually think it improves productivity because it’s about getting a specific result, not how hard you work. And it seems to me that in the office or at home we tend to dig too deep and maybe not notice faster and shorter ways to solve problems,” he said.
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