Amsterdam-based co-working provider Spaces has unveiled plans to open its first Belgian centre in Diegem this autumn. The company is planning a new office space at the former site of the Dutch national railway station and will be opening an additional one on the outskirts of Brussels. Further centres will follow in the coming two years, with at least 10 Belgian offerings planned by 2020. The philosophy behind the centres, says the company, is to provide stimulating work space for start-ups, SME’s, entrepreneurs and national or international companies looking to mutually inspire each other. Spaces currently has five centres in the Netherlands, and 37 more internationally.
Amsterdam-based co-working provider Spaces has unveiled plans to open its first Belgian centre in Diegem this autumn. The company is planning a new office space at the former site of the Dutch national railway station and will be opening an additional one on the outskirts of Brussels. Further centres will follow in the coming two years, with at least 10 Belgian offerings planned by 2020. Spaces currently has five centres in the Netherlands, and 37 more internationally.