Is this idea dumb - cloud provisioning in real life

Hello! I've been toying with an idea for the past few months and thought I'd seek a bit of feedback from the nice people here before I go any further. The basic pitch is this:

I love that I can log on to AWS or DigitalOcean or whatever cloud hosting provider -- and with a click of a button immediately provision however much bandwidth, storage space, etc. I need. I think that's awesome.

I think it would be great if the CEO of an business could similarly log onto a service, and with the click of a button provision business resources like office space, employees, etc.

Like an on-demand temp agency + on-demand commercial office space. With the ease and simplicity of provisioning cloud resources -- if you want to staff up, if you want a bit more manpower, if you don't want to deal with the headaches of hiring or contracting out to temp agencies -- elastic employees and office space just like elastic compute. Click a button and bam! your 4000 sq ft office will be ready on monday!

spinning up an instance of a marketing department, a sales team, an office!!

I think similar things already exist in a bunch of niches, but not in the nicely bundled one-click way I'm describing -- here's an example:
https://www.acquirent.com/

I've thought about the logistics of how this might work, and here's a few thoughts -

1.) Employees would be standard gigwork/Uber-style freelancers - I think "1099" is the correct term here? They would be pre-specialized into standard business functions - "sales". "marketing", and so on.

2.) For the office space, given the covid situation, I get the impression commercial real estate people are getting a bit desperate and might be open to unconventional ideas like this? For the MVP I'd start with just a single commercial realtor in one location -- how to pitch them effectively? Could I possibly charge them for basically lead-gen? If I could charge the businesses that use this and the real-estate -- hoo boy! Now we're cooking with gas!

I think this is long enough - I have some more thoughts on what an MVP might look like etc., but I guess I'm just wondering what the smart, nice people on here think? Is this worth pursuing? I have a thick skin so feel free to tear this apart -- I'd rather be told my idea is dumb than work for months and find out it's dumb after months of work! What am I not considering? What roadblocks might I encounter? Etc.

Thank you for reading all this and for any advice!!