Coworking spaces in São Paulo were already a big novelty even before the pandemic, but now, with the hybrid return that some companies are proposing to their employees, as well as freelancers who are tired of working from home (or simply do not have adequate infrastructure for work), flexible offices tend to grow. There is much debate about what
offices will look like after the pandemic , and one strong trend is undoubtedly the use of coworking spaces. The numbers already show this: according to a report by the
International Workplace Group (IWG) , during the pandemic, the demand for coworking spaces and flexible offices grew, and the expectation is that the demand for these spaces will grow by at least 40% in 2021. Contemporary design, high-speed internet, relaxed environments and countless facilities to make your routine easier and more practical are the characteristics that most distinguish coworking spaces. Ideal for those who do not adapt to working from home or want to escape from traditional offices, since these environments offer much more than just "side-by-side" desks and meeting rooms. In addition to being functional, many coworking spaces in São Paulo have dedicated efforts to creating a cozy atmosphere that awakens creativity in visitors. We have selected 5 offices for you to visit and, who knows, adopt as a new work style. Check them out!
1- Selina Coworking (Vila Madalena)
Selina is one of the most inspiring coworking spaces in São Paulo for working in style and comfort. The location is actually one of the amenities that guests staying at the Selina chain have, however, the good infrastructure and contemporary design have made this a desirable space to work, even for those coming from outside. In addition to the kitchen equipped with coffee, tea and water, there are also meeting rooms with views of the balcony. Those who are not in a room can count on "booths" to make calls and have a more private moment.
2- Urban Coworking Airport (Guarulhos)
The first coworking lounge in South America,
Urban Coworking Airport is located inside Guarulhos International Airport and was structured to serve tourists and executives passing through the location, where 40 million passengers from all over the world pass through annually.
Furthermore, all customers are entitled to cheese bread, mineral water, espresso coffee, tea, brigadeiro, among other products, which makes the experience even richer, going beyond offering an innovative and comfortable space.
3- Google for Startup / Google Campus Sao Paulo (Paradise)
Cool and creative,
Google Campus São Paulo is one of the most popular coworking spaces in São Paulo. This is because the space created by one of the technology giants offers its office space free of charge so that entrepreneurs and freelancers can meet and share ideas. The decoration project was designed by Superlimão, which innovated with an industrial style combined with a playful and colorful atmosphere. Due to the pandemic, the location is not yet available, but many are already looking forward to its reopening later this year.
4- Hilo Coworking (Vila Madalena)
Hilo Coworking was the first dog-friendly flexible workspace in Vila Madalena. It is equipped with meeting, workshop and event rooms with all the infrastructure you would expect from a workspace. Ergonomic chairs, high-speed internet, coffee and cookies are some of the amenities available at the space, as well as cleaning and reception services. The space also has a peaceful balcony for relaxing or holding outdoor meetings.
5- CIVI-CO (Pines)
Located in Pinheiros,
CIVI-CO is a 100% shared workspace, focused on social impact companies, which aims to connect entrepreneurs with new investors and government organizations, promoting much more than just a regular workday, but true citizen engagement in the social sector. All of this is offered and can be enjoyed in a functional
open space environment, with private meeting rooms, an auditorium, a rooftop café and a gourmet kitchen, as well as a beautiful, super cool balcony for working outdoors on hot days.
