What term is used for open or closed workspaces designed for more than one person?

The term "Multipersonnel areas" accurately describes open or closed workspaces designed for more than one person. This terminology encompasses various types of work environments where multiple individuals can work simultaneously, facilitating collaboration and communication among team members.

While "shared spaces" may also seem relevant, it typically refers more broadly to communal areas within a facility and lacks the specific connotation of being designated for work activities involving multiple people. Corridors are transitional spaces that connect different areas within a property and do not serve as actual workspaces, and conference rooms are specific types of multipersonnel areas intended for meetings rather than general workspace usage. Therefore, “multipersonnel areas” is the most precise term for spaces specifically designed with the intent of accommodating multiple workers.