zoning
This Washington DC studio rents for $1,900/month. What makes it functionally difficult to work from home in?
Washington DC studio market includes many older apartment buildings from the 1950s through 1970s that were designed with open floor plans and minimal interior division. Without any transition zone between the entry and the sleeping area, the apartment functions poorly for remote workers who need visual separation between their professional and personal spaces. A well-designed studio places the bed furthest from the door and uses storage walls, dividers, or built-ins to create at least a visual buffer.