A Tour of Avila Spaces’ Lisbon Coworking Space

Michal
Coworking
7 years ago

Avila Spaces, a European company that offers furnished executive offices in a professional setting including conference rooms, virtual office and co-working solutions, recently opened a new business and coworking space, located in the heart of Lisbon, Portugal.

“With more than 300 square meters, the office is divided into two exclusive working areas: a coworking space and a Business Lounge with 85 workstations, where professionals can relax, work and have meetings. This new concept of Business Lounge, created by Avila Spaces, offers a premium and exclusive service, making the difference from other more informal spaces. The intimate atmosphere, coupled with comfort, makes this premium office the ideal space for on the go professionals and corporate clients. All the comfort zones created, with sofas, armchairs, tables and benches, as well as the canopy, meeting room and terrace lounge, were created in order to translate Avila Spaces signature: ‘Work. Relax. Enjoy ‘. This new Business Lounge addresses enterprises’ specific needs, and provides a ´premium’ space and environment, where employees are happy and more productive. Provided with the most modern technologies, this new Space offers the perfect balance between design and technical aspects, such as ergonomic and acoustic matters, as key assets in the 2.0 Economy. For this Business Lounge, several unique pieces were ‘designed by Avila’, such as the yellow armchairs with tabs to provide greater privacy, the “charging points” for mobile devices or the working tables, creating an easier way to be always switched on and connected. The exterior lounge is an innovative area for a relaxing break without leaving the Office, or for those who prefer to work outside on sunny days, with all the comfort and accessibility. The coworking area ensures professional privacy, with independent and large desks, lockers and original phone booths to provide all the comfort and privacy needed for phone calls, conference calls or, simply, to be focused,” said Avila Spaces