The Spaces coworking brand has just added a new business address, in an environment that is no less businesslike: in the heart of the airport ofAmsterdam Schiphol. On the third floor of departures hall 1, the hall for Schengen destinationsThis shared workspace is located in a public area, and is therefore accessible to all. For a fee, of course, or as part of their package for members of the IWG network, the parent company of Spaces.
Business travellers, nomadic freelancers, groups of colleagues: all these professionals can find a practical, fully-equipped place to work or hold a meeting while waiting to embark. To this end, the Spaces Conference Schiphol Airport Terminal 1 has six workspaces that can accommodate more than a hundred people, as well as four meeting rooms.
View of the slopes
For a bite to eat or a drink, travellers will find the following right next door a new restaurantThe Spaces brand has teamed up with HMSHost Nederland, a specialist in airport and station catering, to develop its new business venue. In addition to its wide range of dishes and beverages, the newly opened Panorama restaurant adds another asset: access to a panoramic terrace with views of the slopes. " Working with Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and IWG, we've come up with a great way to provide working and meeting spaces for travellers on the move, so they can use their precious time as efficiently as possible." said Sytze van der Aa, Regional Managing Director of HMSHost Europe.
It should be noted that the Spaces brand, which originated in Holland before being taken over by IWG, was already present at Amsterdam airport with a space integrated into the Microsoft The Outlook building, a high-tech hub adjacent to the terminals. Designed in partnership with the IT giant, this space, called Spaces Schiphol Airport, has 8 meeting rooms, accommodating between 4 and 50 people. With the new lounge integrated into the KLM hub, IWG is pursuing its objective of opening up "a world of possibilities". at least 200 new flexible offices in the Netherlands over the next five years" said Gavin Phillips, IWG Benelux Regional Vice President.
At the same time as this development in the Netherlands, the world leader in flexible workplaces continues to grow.expanding its footprint in France. In recent weeks, two new establishments have opened in the heart of Paris. At the end of October, the IWG group set up its HQ brand in the Olympiades district, rue du Château des Rentiers in the 13th arrondissement, with a 163-station centre spread over two floors, including a 30-station private area on the top floor with terrace and panoramic view.
As for IWG's flagship brand, Regus, it has just moved into a recently renovated Haussmann building on rue de Vaugirard, close to the Luxembourg Gardens. The brand has set up 545 workstations and 155 private offices on eight floors, complete with a large landscaped terrace and private garden. "With these two new HQ and Regus centres in Paris intra-wallbones with excellent transport links, we offer workers in the Greater Paris region workspaces that are easily accessible by public transport"underlined Christophe BurckartManaging Director of IWG France.
