Designing a GTD Office

five fresh fish — Tue, 10 Jan 2006 18:06:02 -0800

Designing a Getting Things Done office! The room is approximately 14x14' square. The door is at the south-west corner facing south; there are two windows, perpendicular to one another, at the north-east corner. The east wall has a closet; the south-west corner has walls on both sides. There are electrical plugs on all walls; the plug nearest the window is switched at the door. The ceiling light is centred in the room. The room is devoid of all furniture, and awaits your best ideas.Any and all ideas for designing an office specifically to facilitate GTD is most welcome! The space will be shared between a GTD workspace (including any required wallspace), a sewing centre, and a general worktable for, well, most anything needing doing, from repairing small appliances to doing craftworks. The most important thing, though, is that the room really makes GTD fly.Lighting, audio, ethernet, storage, table heights, bins, filing cabinets, anything you think is needed -- go to it. I must have a functional GTD environment, dammit!

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