CooLab merges collaborative work and the experience of business centers

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

CooLab is a coworking space where the aim is to merge the experience of traditional business centers with collaborative work.

The CooLab company was born under the BeWork brand and has undergone a process of repositioning to adapt to new forms of work and the ever-changing needs of a labor market in the process of transformation.

Flexibility and technology

CooLab is a space designed from connectivity and has a building of more than 1,500 square meters.

"The new ways of feeling, thinking and working find their place in fixed and flexible jobs, offices adaptable to the needs that arise in each moment and common spaces that invite collaborative work, as well as meeting rooms for more corporate events. "They have pointed out from the organization.

Equipped with 600 megabyte optical fiber and backup line, wifi, blackboards and screen, the capacity of the CooLab rooms ranges from 6 to 10 people, including technical assistance and personalized attention.

Spaces to share and connect

This initiative was born with the concept of collaborating and generating new proposals in these common spaces.

According to the company, "the Coolworkers have their meeting point in common areas to publicize and develop their projects, in addition La Grada space contributes to see the world from another perspective, while outdoor spaces such as the Coolgarden allow Meetings and enjoy the outdoors. "

A new concept of closeness

CooLab aims to take the concept of Coworking further and respond to the need for this profile of workspaces.

"The philosophy of CooLab is focused on providing added value to coworkers in an entrepreneurial and creative environment, which integrates technology and innovation, without forgetting the commitment to nature and sustainability".

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

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