"The best is yet to come." I think it's crazy how much impact David Rock had on the way we work and interact with each other. His vision for collective workspaces was so ahead of its time, but now it feels like a no-brainer. I mean, who wouldn't want to collaborate and be around like-minded people all day?
Dude , I'm kinda sad that David Rock passed away at 96, but at the same time, I think he was one of those old-school dudes who knew what was up before it became trendy . Collective workspaces were like, way ahead of its time, and he basically created a new economy around shared spaces . I mean, can you imagine working in an office with 30+ small firms all sharing resources and energy? Sounds like a total productivity dream come true . And it's dope that he played a role in promoting underrepresented architects too - more diversity in design is always needed . Rock may be gone, but his legacy lives on, and I'm sure his workspaces are still buzzing with creativity and entrepreneurship
just heard about David Rock passin away at 96 , can't believe this guy was still rockin' the design scene till the end. I had no idea he was so involved in the art world too, his collabs with Archigram must've been mind-blowing . The collective workspace concept is genius – it's amazing how it took off like that back in 72. Now we're seein' more and more coworkin' spaces poppin' up everywhere , shoutout to David Rock for paving the way!
man thats sad david rock was like a pioneer in london's workspace scene he brought these collective spaces where small firms could share office space & facilities its so cool how he got over 30 firms together in this warehouse back in 1972 lol that would never happen today with all the rules & regulations he really believed in harnessing energy & creativity from smaller outfits which is super refreshing
just found out about David Rock's passing at 96 he was literally a pioneer in collective workspaces and London will be forever grateful for what he did for the city his vision of bringing small firms together to share space and resources is still so relevant today not many people can say they changed the way people work and interact with each other in one industry rock on, dude
omg i'm so sad to hear about david rock's passing he was literally a pioneer in creating collective workspaces that brought people together & fostered creativity & collaboration his vision was so ahead of its time & it's amazing to see how it's still inspiring new generations today i remember reading about archigram & being blown away by their innovative designs rock's legacy is more than just buildings, it's a testament to the power of community & creativity rest in peace david rock
"The best is yet to come." I think it's crazy how much impact David Rock had on the way we work and interact with each other. His vision for collective workspaces was so ahead of its time, but now it feels like a no-brainer. I mean, who wouldn't want to collaborate and be around like-minded people all day? 
, I'm kinda sad that David Rock passed away at 96, but at the same time, I think he was one of those old-school dudes who knew what was up before it became trendy 
. Collective workspaces were like, way ahead of its time, and he basically created a new economy around shared spaces 
. I mean, can you imagine working in an office with 30+ small firms all sharing resources and energy? Sounds like a total productivity dream come true 
. Rock may be gone, but his legacy lives on, and I'm sure his workspaces are still buzzing with creativity and entrepreneurship 
just heard about David Rock passin away at 96 
, can't believe this guy was still rockin' the design scene till the end. I had no idea he was so involved in the art world too, his collabs with Archigram must've been mind-blowing 
. The collective workspace concept is genius – it's amazing how it took off like that back in 72. Now we're seein' more and more coworkin' spaces poppin' up everywhere 
, shoutout to David Rock for paving the way! 
david rock was like a pioneer in london's workspace scene he brought these collective spaces where small firms could share office space & facilities its so cool how he got over 30 firms together in this warehouse back in 1972 lol that would never happen today with all the rules & regulations he really believed in harnessing energy & creativity from smaller outfits which is super refreshing 
he was literally a pioneer in collective workspaces and London will be forever grateful for what he did for the city 
his vision of bringing small firms together to share space and resources is still so relevant today 
not many people can say they changed the way people work and interact with each other in one industry 
rock on, dude 
i'm so sad to hear about david rock's passing 
he was literally a pioneer in creating collective workspaces that brought people together & fostered creativity & collaboration 
his vision was so ahead of its time & it's amazing to see how it's still inspiring new generations today 