Yikes. The push to eliminate any sense of personal space is, I think, reflective of the new dynamic between employers and employees - don&#x27;t set down any roots, you may not be here long enough to matter. Don&#x27;t expect me to commit to the company, I may not be here long enough to care. Ideologically and aesthetically, my reaction to this space was that it feels like a reduction of the workforce to interchangeable factory laborers.<p>The aesthetic feels messy, undirected, and haphazard. I&#x27;m sure that someone thinks it means &quot;creative&quot;, but I think I&#x27;d probably just feel like I&#x27;m in a warehouse somewhere.