Nowadays, many buildings have open and common rooms instead of separate and enclosed ones. What can be the advantages and disadvantages of this trend?

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Nowadays, many buildings have open and common rooms
instead
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of separate and enclosed ones.
This
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essay will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of
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trend.
Firstly
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, the advantages of
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open
space
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trend like
this
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will make the workplace or the house bigger with more
space
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, help
people
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feel relaxed
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an open
space
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, and that can help a lot for children because kids living in an open
space
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so can expose many things.
Secondly
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, in a big
space
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at
work
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, the worker can easier communicate with each other or
people
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can see
people
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with their problems and help
people
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with their
work
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and
work
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it out together, and in a family,
people
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can live together in a big family. On another hand, the disadvantage of these open rooms it
people
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will not feel comfortable with their personal
space
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because
they
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the
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room
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rooms
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aren't separate so the personal
space
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there will
no
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not
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more for
people
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who are living or working. Because they
work
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in a big
space
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so the noise will go aground the holding area and
people
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can't focus at
work
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are
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apply
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family
member
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members
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can not rest because there is always noise in the house. In conclusion, open and common rooms
instead
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of separate and enclosed ones can have many advantages and disadvantages of
this
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trend.
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