The revolution of the ’third place’: working, sharing and collaborating

Coworking spaces, fab labs, hackerspaces, makerspaces, living labs…new working spaces are thriving and reinventing the way we work by pooling resources and skills.Read the full article

By Chloé Demoulin

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