With the changes in society and the deterioration of working methods, more and more full-time workers have become entrepreneurs or freelancers independently. If they don’t need an entire office space, they can’t concentrate when working in a coffee shop, and they are afraid that they will be too lazy to work at home. , renting co-working spaces has become an option for many independent workers. In response to this emerging space demand, many co-working spaces around the world have emerged, and they provide more features that traditional offices do not have, and are more in line with the work patterns and needs of modern people.

What does your ideal co-working space look like? Now let’s go to various places around the world to see all kinds of dream practice places with great sense of design and new use requirements.

WeWork London
Inspired by the residence of the great writer Dickens, the work space designed by the WeWork team is full of literature and campus atmosphere of the 18th century. It shows the spirit of teamwork among the workers; a lot of leather furniture and slightly retro furniture form a calm environment composed of brown and other dark tones, as if every worker here can have the Dickensian style Wise and mature.

MexicoOficinas Guateque
Formerly an old light bulb factory, the Oficinas Guateque has become a creative space in the emerging business district of Mexico through the renovation of the design company Estudio Atemporal. Retain the industrial style of the original cement building materials and high-rise space, with aluminum, glass, green plants, and eye-catching bright-colored furniture, so that the overall space can stimulate the enthusiasm and creativity of workers, while maintaining the characteristics of flexible use , according to the habits of different users, it can also be used as a space for different purposes.

Canopy, San Francisco, United States
Located on Fillmore Street, San Francisco’s art boutique street, innovative entrepreneurs Yves Béhar and Amir Mortazavi co-planned and designed the workspace Canopy, referencing the design styles of 1970s design masters Joe Colombo, Don Chadwick and Alexander Girard, with modern furniture Brands such as Herman Miller, Flos, and Tylko create a unique atmosphere that blends old and new, hoping to inspire different creative inspirations for workers from the saloon to the kitchen. The detailed and perfect membership mechanism also filters out the quality of workers in many shared spaces, and both hardware and software belong to the club-level high-level spaces.

The Great Room, Singapore
Wanting to give people the feeling of entering a hotel lobby, The Great Room, the latest co-working space in Singapore, creates a noble atmosphere with leather sofas, velvet throw pillows, carpets, and marble coffee tables, while providing more than 8 hours a day for workers who need to work here. comfortable environment. 12-person conference room, 20-person workshop, and 30-person showroom allow freelancers not only to have a comfortable working space, but also to find suitable venues for different needs, breakfast room, shower facilities, private lockers , private telephone room and kitchen and other intimate settings, people can’t wait to enter.

Kwerk, France
Congolese architect Albert Angel and British entrepreneur Lawrence Knights have opened Kwerk, a 24/7 co-worker’s studio space, in an attempt to provide more fresh excitement to inspire creative workers. The 665-square-meter super-large space is located in the commercial center of Paris, connecting a part of the boutique hotel, art gallery atmosphere, and the founder’s travel to Bali, India, New Guinea and other places with a strong presence of decorations, showing a variety of creative style.