Is it a thing like in spanish or it definitely does not work?

So an exercise gives us the option of choosing "Jimusho wa(ha) are/ano/asoko/ desu"

And I GET that the correct and most obvious answer would be "asoko" BUT:
In spanish it works both ways if you either use "la oficina es esta" or "esta es la oficina"
Could it be used in Japanese as well in the way that it makes sound "Jimusho wa(ha) are desu" *proceeds to point to the office* in the same way as "Are wa(ha) jimusho desu" ?