• Primary:  14, 15, 12
• Secondary/Individual:  3-7
• Secondary/Group: 1, 2, 11, 13, 17

Potential Conflicts:

• C: Open desk could result in encroachments by people needingoffice supplies
• A: The public might try to use the staff entrance since it looks the same as the pulbic entrance
• 14 and 15, 5 and 9, 6 and 10 all have to share desks between their work stations
• 3-6 may be appropriated by higher echelon staff
• professional staff may resent the amount of space that the receptionist has
• invasions of personal space may occur at 17

• Position of receptionist and waiting area keeps public from venturing too deep into the work space
• Lockers for individual and group possessions allow turns in use of spaces and reduce conflict

• 3-6 have more space than 7-10 since no one is passing by their desks
• 10 has the least privacy since it is surrounded on three sides by circulation and has an open side
• 3 and 7 have a space for someone else to sit
• 12, the receptionist,  has the most space of all

• professional staff uses 1/3 of space
• 60-70% of professional staff space is devoted to secondary group areas
• observations would find that 3-6 would be used much more heavily than the other work stations