The core elements of the office workspace - the desk and chair - determine the planning of office buildings with their dimensions and necessary movement areas. Starting from the spatial module of the individual workstation, larger spatial contexts arise through addition and different arrangements, leading to various office layout typologies. In addition to the space required for the desk and chair, additional areas and distances for cabinets, movement spaces, and circulation routes within the office rooms must be taken into account. "Basics of Designing Office Spaces" clearly and didactically explains the parameters of this common design task, where ergonomics, comfort, and orientation play as important a role as space requirements, functional relationships, and the different types of offices.