
A different working environment —
European cities have embraced the co-working concept. Zonaspace (pictured) in St Petersburg, Russia, is said to be the largest co-working place in the country.

The Hive, Hong Kong —
This space, located in a high-rise office building, includes a large outdoor terrace.

CoCoon, Hong Kong —
CoCoon occupies a sprawling14,000 square feet and has a ping-pong table and meditation room.

Xindanwei, Shanghai —
As with most co-working space, Xindanwei offers open working areas as well as enclosed offices.

OpenSource Cafe, Tokyo —
This space, which includes a small library, was converted from garages.

Citizen Space, San Francisco —
Citizen Space, founded in 2005, is seen as the first co-working space that spawned a global trend.

Gangplank, Chandler, Arizona —
Gangplank opened its first collaborative space in Chandler five years ago and has since established two more branches in Arizona.

Jellyfish Cartel, Los Angeles —
This striking space is a co-working studio specifically for those in the creative industries.

BCN, Berlin —
This space is in the neighborhood of Kreuzberg, a center of creative culture in Berlin.


