The rise of remote work has reshaped the operational landscape of the IT sector, emphasizing the critical role of built environment factors in influencing employee productivity and satisfaction. This study explores how key elements such as health and safety, working conditions, facilities, and ICT availability within the built environment contribute to the effectiveness of remote work. A structured questionnaire was used to collect data from IT professionals, and statistical tools were employed to analyze the impact of these factors. Preliminary findings suggest that a well-designed built environment positively affects both productivity and overall satisfaction. This research contributes to understanding the role of infrastructure in enhancing remote work success and offers practical insights for IT organizations aiming to optimize remote work setups.