GSA unveils new approach to office space

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GSA unveils new approach to office space

GSA Administrator Dan Tangherlini said a new approach to office space will save money and improve how agencies meet their missions. DHS, HHS, Interior and USDA all...

Federal News Network Staff

September 20, 2013 7:48 am

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**The End of Cube Farms** As part of the renovation of its headquarters building in Washington, D.C., the General Services Administration did away with office cube farms and private offices. Instead, employees now work in open spaces, use software to reserve desks and conference rooms in advance and are strongly encouraged to telework often.

GSA's new headquarters building on 18th and F Streets in Washington includes a glass atrium over the new entrance on C Street.

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*(Photo courtesy of GSA)*

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