Concept deck - Co Working

This template is for designers, architects, and students developing concepts for modern co-working spaces. It suits commercial projects that need a professional presentation of the design vision, spatial planning, materials, and furnishings. The cover page, detailed floor plan, visual mood board, and FF&E schedule bring these elements together in one concept deck.

Open the template in Rayon, a browser-based CAD tool, and adapt the project title, branding, floor plan, mood board, and FF&E schedule to your co-working project. Reuse the included blocks and styles, including formatted layers, line weights, and hatches, to keep your drawings consistent. Then present the deck or export or print the sheets using the included print settings.

The template includes a branded cover page, a detailed floor plan, a visual mood board, and a comprehensive furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) schedule. Full block and style libraries support the presentation with formatted layers, line weights, hatches, and print settings. Together, these components present the vision, spatial planning, materials, and design direction of a modern co-working space.

The floor plan shows the space layout, furniture arrangements, room labels, and essential dimensions. These elements help explain how the proposed co-working interior is organized and furnished. When adapting the plan, keep the furniture placement, labels, and dimensions aligned so that the drawing communicates the revised spatial arrangement clearly.

The mood board presents interior design concepts, material palettes, and furnishing selections through high-quality renderings. Its role is to communicate the visual direction of the co-working space alongside the floor plan’s spatial information. When adapting it, select imagery and finishes that reflect the proposed interior and remain consistent with the furnishings documented elsewhere in the deck.

The FF&E schedule lists furniture, fixtures, and equipment specifications, including materials and finishes, for procurement. It provides a specification-focused counterpart to the floor plan and mood board. When revising the concept, update the schedule to reflect the selected items so that the documented materials and finishes remain consistent with the design presentation.

The floor plan explains the spatial arrangement, while the mood board communicates the intended appearance through renderings, materials, and furnishing selections. The FF&E schedule documents specifications, materials, and finishes for procurement. Read together, these components connect where furnishings are placed, how the interior should look, and which selections support that direction.

The cover page includes the project title and branding to establish a professional introduction to the concept deck. Adapt those elements to identify the co-working project being presented. Keep the cover’s visual direction consistent with the interior concept so that the opening page and subsequent planning, mood board, and specification content feel connected.

The template comes equipped with full block and style libraries, including formatted layers, line weights, hatches, and print settings. These resources support a consistent graphic approach when adapting the drawings and presentation. Use the supplied formatting as a starting point while keeping revised plan information and design content clear throughout the deck.

The deck documents decisions about spatial layout, furniture arrangements, interior design direction, material palettes, and furnishing selections. The floor plan records the organization of the space, while the mood board and FF&E schedule communicate appearance and specifications. Its stated scope is a professional concept presentation for modern co-working spaces, with procurement information included in the schedule.