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It really does depend on the job and office environment. Personally I go to the office every day (even when nobody else from my project is there), why wouldn't I? Its a place where I can talk with people that have similar interests, play with colleagues on a footballtable and play chess against the managing director during work hours. Not to mention that working together does in fact go a lot easier if you can pull the relevant people into a meeting room together and hash something out.
Of course that doesn't apply to every job everywhere, heck out of all jobs I've had so far only about half were anywhere close to being like the environment I have now.
And more factors are in play ofcourse, like if you have to drive an hour each way thats a lot of wasted time.