Soundbooths? Textile dividers? How about rebar as an open-office partition?
In open-plan offices, meeting rooms are usually partitioned via walls and doors. Such layout serves to ensure privacy and soundproof these spaces the rest of the workplace. Not at this 33-year-old o
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