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The new office centre in Skagaströnd offers fully equipped, high-quality workspace, with private offices, meeting rooms and coworking space, for both long and short lets.
The City of Reykjavík is urging companies to encourage their staff to work remotely. I read that online a few days ago, and it struck me as odd. The words and the actions do not match.
We are pleased to introduce a new, easy-to-use booking system that makes it even simpler to book a meeting room at atwork.
Choosing the right office or workspace matters for companies, founders and teams who want to work effectively and get results.
January has been unusually creative at atwork on Köllunarklettsvegur, where the actors Edda Björgvinsdóttir and Elfa Ósk Gísladóttir have been using the space to rehearse.
The exhibition is in an abstract and fusion style, made from sand, pumice, acrylic and oil. The pumice comes from the eruptions in Suðurnes.
Reykjavík Fintech, also known as the Fintech Cluster, has signed a cooperation agreement with atwork to establish a fintech innovation centre.
The artist Elísabet Ásberg opened an exhibition at Dixon Lounge during Culture Night. The exhibition is titled MICRA.
The international coworking market keeps growing quickly, and a new report projects that it will reach 48.15 billion US dollars in 2030.
Dixon Lounge is looking for a colleague to join a lively team, where personal service and respect for guests come first.
atwork is also at Laugavegur 27a, and Dixon Lounge is at 27b — it could hardly be more convenient. Offices, open workspace, meeting rooms, coworking, a bar and light refreshments.
