The public section provides members with a welcoming space for spontaneous meetings, a forum for discussion, debate and mutual learning. Comfortable, inviting furniture such as the sofa systems Soft Work and Alcove Plus are used here. The public area is open and accessible to all employees and close partners of Verators, and can be visited by external guests.

The second, semi-public area is dedicated to more formal collaboration. Members come together on a planned basis in spaces that can be reserved, for example, for project work – often over a period of days and weeks. Yet agility is still required, and thanks to flexible furnishings like Dancing Wall, Stool-Tool and Tip Ton, collaborative spaces can be quickly and easily adapted and rearranged – even multiple times a day if needed. This environment is designed for workshops and productive teamwork. With the help of Comma, an office system consisting of just a few individual elements supplied in a kit of parts, Club members can construct their own surroundings to solve the problem of the day, week or month.

The private area of the Club allows members to focus on individual tasks and provides an environment for teams that engage in communal working. Individual tasks might be taken to the home office, which is one option for focus work, or to furniture typologies such as Alcove Work. While most members of the Club float naturally from one part of the Club to the next and shift from one working mode to another, some are closely tied to their team and its physical neighborhood in an office. Often these teams are deeply engaged with the daily operations of a company, rather than with project work or management. A communal working environment invites this way of working.