The scheme, a converted office tower formerly occupied by collapsed construction firm Carillion, will have 218 en-suite rooms as well as shared kitchens, working and relaxation areas, a café and bar, a gym and a laundry. Co-living company The Studios 24 launched its first location in Wolverhampton in a converted office block once occupied by collapsed construction company Carillion. It is the latest of several co-working spaces to open up across Britain and has been hailed as an innovative way for people with disabilities or mental health problems to get work done. The Studios 24 said it was now looking for more co-living sites at vacant or under-used commercial locations.
Co-living company The Studios 24 launched its first location in Wolverhampton in a converted office block once occupied by collapsed construction company Carillion. It is the latest of several co-working spaces to open up across Britain and has been hailed as an innovative way for people with disabilities or mental health problems to get work done. The Studios 24 said it was now looking for more co-living sites at vacant or under-used commercial locations.