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EMERGING PATTERNS TRENDS
Eight case studies of spaces, applications, initiatives, policies, products and services that reveal the importance of the correct workplace strategy and how great minds handle it.
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HOFFICE
Come and work at someone’s home
It is a new service that lets you turn an apartment in a coworking space, combining the convenience of working from home with the advantages of a sharing a common area with other freelancers.
The project started about a year ago in Stockholm, based on an idea by Christofer Gradin Franzen and Johline Zandra, when they invited some people to work together at home. Currently, the platform is present in many European cities, in North America, Australia, India and Japan. As well as facilitating the sharing free work space, Hoffice provides advice on how to organize your workday to make it fun and productive.
Theserviceshowsthegrowingtendencytowardcreatingflexiblespaces and work patterns that arise from the combination of different models and spaces.
http://hoffice.nu/en/
WEWORK - WELIVE
Create your life’s work
WeWork is a coworking space born in the US in 2010; it is based on the concept of building a working community in which the presence of young entrepreneurs, freelancers and more structured companies is balanced in order to stimulate natural networking.
More recently, the very same concept has been used to develop a co- living model, WeLive, and its first experimentation was conducted New York.
WeWork and WeLive offer an alternative to the current way of life and living, building on the belief that “life is better when we are part of a communitythatbelievesinsomethingbiggerthanitself”.
https://www.wework.com https://www.welive.comSuccess_A_Case_Study_Analysis