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For the new study, Lidia Morawska, a physicist at the Queensland Institute of Technology, and her colleagues analyzed printer emissions in a large open-plan office environment.
To provide sunlight that reduces reliance on electrical lighting, environmentally conscious designers tend to favor open-plan workplaces over offices with doors that close.
It's the firm's newest, having opened just two years ago, with a luminous open-plan central building that houses white-collar workers and managers.

Grand opening held for C&E Lofts
Exeter Realty took the 96-year-old, 137,000-square-foot Chittenden & Eastman Building and turned the former furniture business into 104 open-plan loft-style design apartments.
on June 22, 2013 Source: Finance and Commerce

"What I want is lots of open-plan space, and great entertainment and dining areas," Phillips says. "And Mike loves a barbie, so there'll definitely be one of those. I'm not planning on riding much, although I probably won't be able to keep...
on Dec 5, 2009 By: Zara Phillips Source: Times Online
"It is open-plan, and bringing the garden into the living room was important. That's why these doors took time to find," says Berry. "The digging-out [to increase height] was something. I insisted on that height. The original height was awful...
on Sep 18, 2009 By: Paul Berry Source: Irish Times
"I really wanted to live in a house that worked for a family," says Camilla, 32, who is a model (she's been on Tatler's front cover) and actress (in Gosford Park and Stardom). "But huge, open-plan spaces make it difficult to concentrate -...
on May 1, 2009 By: Camilla Rutherford Source: Telegraph.co.uk