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Open Plan Office Floor Plan with Meeting Room

m²
349
Desks
15–25

An open-plan floor for a team of about twenty-four, with the desks in the middle and the enclosed rooms around the edge: a conference room, a manager’s office and a front-desk reception on one side, and a finance office, break room, print room, storage room and toilets on the other.

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Downloading and sharing are not available yet. Adapting this layout means describing it to the AI generator, which spends credits.

Room breakdown

Room areas are net of wall thickness and circulation, so they add up to less than the stated total. Use these figures as the baseline when you describe changes to the generator.

RoomDimensionsFeatures
Open WorkspaceAbout 10.2 × 15.7 m (160 m²)24 desks in six pairs, in two rows
Conference RoomAbout 6.8 × 4.5 m (30.6 m²)Long table for about 20, wall screen
Manager’s OfficeAbout 6.1 × 5.5 m (33.6 m²)Desk, sofa and two chairs, storage
Reception & WaitingAbout 6.9 × 5.5 m (38 m²)Front desk with two workstations, main entrance
Finance OfficeAbout 4.1 × 2.7 m (11.1 m²)One desk with computer, shelving
Break Room & PantryAbout 5.4 × 3.5 m (18.9 m²)Two round tables, counter with sink
Print RoomAbout 5.4 × 2.5 m (13.5 m²)Printer, copier, two small desks
Storage RoomAbout 5.4 × 2.8 m (15.1 m²)Shelving on two walls
WCsAbout 5.4 × 4.1 m (22.1 m²)Two toilets, two basins

Key specifications

Total Area
About 349 m² (3,757 sq ft), single floor
Capacity
About 24 desks, roughly 6.7 m² of open workspace per desk
Meeting Space
One conference room for about 20 people
Amenities
Reception, break room and pantry, print room, storage and WCs

Common modifications

Three changes this layout takes well, with the area each one moves around.

  • Add phone booths

    Two acoustic booths along the wall beside the print room give people somewhere to take calls away from the desks.

  • Split the conference room

    The conference room is long enough to divide into a meeting room for about ten and a small focus room for calls.

  • Reconfigure for co-working

    Swap fixed desks for hot desks, vary the seating in the breakout, and add lockers along the circulation wall to serve members who do not have an assigned desk.

How to customise this template

  1. Pick the closest layout

    Compare room lists, total area and plot width across the library, and choose the template nearest to your plot, unit or lease outline.

  2. Note your changes

    Write down what should change — rooms to add, resize or remove — in words you can give the generator, using the approximate room breakdown on this page as a guide.

  3. Generate a new version

    Describe the adapted layout to the AI floor plan generator, or upload a plan image to the floor plan editor and describe the edit. Each run spends credits.

  4. Review before you build

    Results are planning images, not permit-ready drawings. Export to DXF, PDF and PNG is planned but not live yet.

Open Plan Office Floor Plan with Meeting Room FAQ

This plan is about 349 m² for about 24 desks with one conference room; the other is about 428 m² for a similar number of desks, with two meeting rooms and more private offices.

For large meetings, yes: it seats about twenty. Everyday calls and one-to-ones have nowhere quiet to go, so phone booths or splitting the room are worth considering.

Roughly 6.7 m² of open workspace per desk, counting the aisles within that area. That is a comfortable open-plan allowance.

Yes, as a change to describe to the generator: fewer desk pairs and one fewer room along the side would suit a team of twelve to fifteen, keeping reception and the conference room.