Yes, many residential buildings nowadays include communal spaces or amenities designed for residents to work remotely or study. These spaces are typically known as co-working spaces or study lounges. These areas often provide comfortable seating, tables, and access to Wi-Fi. They may also offer amenities such as printing facilities, whiteboards, private meeting rooms, and coffee or snack bars. These communal spaces are designed to promote productivity and collaboration, providing residents with an alternative environment to work or study outside of their individual units.
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