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Bigger Isn't Always Better: How To Design For Space Efficiency In 2025

  • Writer: Lynsey Woods
    Lynsey Woods
  • Jul 14
  • 1 min read

In an era of rising costs, leaner teams, and hybrid models, space efficiency has become essential, not optional. It’s no longer about leasing more square metres - it's about making every one of them work harder.


Smart space planning isn’t just about fitting people into a floorplate, it’s about shaping spaces that support productivity, wellbeing, and long-term business performance. Done well, it can:

  • Reduce fit-out and ongoing rental costs

  • Unlock better team performance and culture

  • Improve flexibility as your business needs change


That’s why we created a 2025 Space Efficiency Checklist; it's a practical guide to help you assess whether your current or future office space is truly working for you. Whether you’re planning a relocation, refurbishment, or speculative suite, this checklist helps you identify spatial gaps, opportunities, and hidden inefficiencies before the floorplan is locked in.


It’s the tool we use at PALM to help clients make smarter, faster property decisions — with fewer compromises down the track.


Strategic Spaces Start Here. Future-Ready Workplaces Start with Smarter Planning.


Download the Space Efficiency Checklist Now 👉



And if you need a strategic partner to help bring this to life, that’s where PALM Projects comes in. We help businesses plan, design, and build workplaces that are efficient, flexible, and fit for the future. From early feasibility to final fit-out, we’ll help you maximise every square metre—without wasting time, money, or opportunity.


Let’s chat if you'd like expert eyes on your next project.


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