DRAFT TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction
2. Context	2.1. Political 2.2. Economic 2.3. Social 2.4. Technological	Setting out the various contexts and timescales in which work is becoming more mobile in order to give a framework for discussion. What are the relevant political trends that affect mobile work? What are the economic and social backgrounds to this? What technologies are relevant to mobile work?
3. Mobile Work		Defining the enabling technologies. Looking at the current levels of implementation and infrastructure.
4. Defining space	4.1. Public space 4.2. Private space 4.3. Personal space	Defining different categories of space and mapping particular building types against them.
5. Owning space	5.1. Relationships 5.2. Scenarios	Identifying the different stakeholder groups for each category of space then using scenarios to assess the potential impact of mobile work on each of the building types identified
6. Expectation		Aggregate survey results
7. Impacts		Measuring change – defining different models. Case studies and scenarios including airports, shopping centres, high streets, offices, business parks, distribution centres, housing estates
8. Adding value to space	5.1. Business models 5.2. Costs 5.3. Revenues	How can building owners utilise mobility of work to add value? What additional services will be in demand? How will they be paid for?
9. Conclusions