A project team on a four-year project has a shortage of workspace within an office. Which of the following is the MOST viable solution for the project team while ensuring work hours are not wasted?

For a four-year project, securing a new facility provides a stable, permanent physical workspace solution that eliminates the space constraint at its source. Permitting remote work adds flexibility so team members remain productive without requiring full-time on-site presence. Reducing staff addresses the workforce-to-space ratio by removing roles that are no longer needed, preventing overhead waste while maintaining project effectiveness across the project's long duration.

Reducing staff and permitting remote work without securing a new facility does not resolve the underlying physical workspace shortage for those who must work on-site.

Shared workspaces are a short-term workaround that may not scale reliably across a four-year engagement and does not provide the flexibility of remote work.

Relying solely on remote work, shared workspaces, and BYOD without a dedicated facility is insufficient for a multi-year project that requires consistent on-site collaboration and infrastructure stability.