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Why bankers and bureaucrats should visit coworking spaces
Should bureaucrats and bankers start setting up booths in coworking spaces? Jean-Yves Huwart thinks so. The coordinator of Coworking Europe 2010 conference says coworking spaces could become hubs for government agencies and institutions seeking to reach freelance workers and start-up businesses.
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The secret world of creative workspaces
Photographer Paul Barbera harboured a desire to poke around the studios of his favourite creative people. Armed with his camera, he tried a direct approach and requested permission to photograph their work spaces. Surprisingly, most of them agreed. The result is a blog and a book about the studios and offices of creative people all across the world. It’s called, simply, 'Where They Create'.
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“The economics of coworking has yet to be proven”
The economic feasibility of coworking spaces has yet to be proven as a sustainable business model. Many more coworking spaces may open and close before a stable financial model is found. That’s the opinion of Richard Leyland, founder of Worksnug, who has been observing the coworking industry for more than a year.
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Cohabitation leads to collaboration
Sometimes a shared workspace is just a place where individual workers coexist. But more often than not, proximity encourages interaction. The 908video studio in Berlin is one example of how cohabitation leads to collaboration.
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The incubation space for coworkers
The Cube coworking space in London isn’t cube-shaped at all. That’s because the name of this intensely interactive office comes not from its dimensions, but from its ethos. Here, cube is short for incubate.
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