A team war room is a space that a project team owns for the duration of the project. The point of a war room is to have a space that allows the team to reach their maximum productivity during their project. Everything they may need, e.g. white boards, computers, coffee, couches, are put into a war room during the design. Things like these eliminate any road blocks that lack of equipment of inability to communicate may bring up. I believe that when designing office space, it should always be thought of as a war room. If office space was designed in such a way that teams could set up their own war rooms, they would be much more productive. War room seem only to get set up during a time when maximum productivity is need. But if an office space can eliminate road blocks, great value should be placed into the design. Many small companies have office space like this, because they simply do not have enough people to have a traditional office space with separated cubicles and offices. An example of what I believe to be a great office space is Squarespace's office, seen below. The office is open and invites collaboration. There are white boards all around and people are always communicating. I saw a video of their office space in an article a while back, and the office space certainly breeds collaboration. If this type of office space was incorporated into modern office space for large companies, I believe it would help teams to be more successful.