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Memberships which are offered at A house Katarinahuset Slussen. All memberships are sold per month. To be rented either independently or in combination with office rooms as extra membership in when in need of extra capacity.

About A house Katarinahuset Slussen, Södermalm

At Stadsgården 6 near Slussen, A house Katarinahuset Slussen is a modern coworking space spanning 5,000 sqm across three floors. With large windows and panoramic views of the Stockholm waterfront, Djurgården, and Gamla Stan, this office hotel provides flexible workspaces suitable for both creative industries and established companies needing private offices, meeting rooms, or open work areas. A house Katarinahuset Slussen offers 40 meeting rooms, including smaller rooms for one-on-one discussions and larger conference spaces, making it ideal for anything from small meetings and creative workshops to large presentations and events. For bigger gatherings, there are conference and event areas that can accommodate up to 150 people. The space also includes recording studios and adaptable rooms tailored to specific needs. The coworking space balances industrial design elements with modern details. Common areas feature comfortable seating groups, large bookshelves, and artistic decor, creating an inspiring yet relaxed work atmosphere. The sea view enhances the ambiance with natural light flowing throughout the space. Several large lounge areas run through the coworking space, serving as natural meeting points for casual conversations and breaks. Facilities include height-adjustable desks, furnished offices, storage spaces, and fully equipped pantries on every floor. Complimentary coffee, tea, and breakfast are offered daily, and members can unwind or network at Pet Sound Bar, a casual space perfect for after-work relaxation. For those commuting by bike, the coworking space provides a bike garage, changing rooms, and showers. The location at Slussen offers access to one of Stockholm’s best transportation hubs. The green and red metro lines intersect here, and the upcoming extension of the blue line towards Nacka will further improve connections. Over 60 bus lines stop at Slussen, with routes to areas such as Nacka and Värmdö. For those driving, the location offers convenient access to major roads and nearby areas like Södermalm and Nacka. The surrounding area features a wide range of restaurants and services. Slussen offers both urban energy and proximity to nature and culture, making it easy to take varied breaks during the workday. Gamla Stan is just a short walk away, and waterfront paths provide scenic walking routes with views of Djurgården. With its flexible coworking solutions, unique event spaces, and creative facilities, A house Katarinahuset Slussen is a dynamic and versatile workspace for companies seeking an inspiring and well-equipped work environment.

About A house

A house drives and develops co-working for creative advancement. They curate and invigorate workplaces with collaboration cultures where creative industries can thrive. All A house destinations inhabit iconic buildings, which they develop and modernize while preserving and honoring their original architecture. In every house, you'll discover an ecosystem of creative individuals and businesses based on diversity, inclusion, and sustainability. A house creates accessible and straightforward environments that exude the feeling that anything is possible. A house transforms the context of modern work life and collective experiences. Each destination is treated as a prototype for a collaborative environment, designed and curated to meet specific niches and revitalize the local area. A house is a members' house where solo entrepreneurs and larger companies work side by side. Inspired by programs featuring lectures, seminars, and events, they are centrally located in Stockholm. The building, a brutalist icon in the heart of the city, has been transformed from an architectural school into an innovative hub. Reuse and redesign of radical ideas characterize A house, a "machine for innovation." The building's unique qualities and close connection to the academy through the owner, Akademiska Hus AB, create an environment for networking and interdisciplinary connections. A house, drawing from the building's radical heritage, focuses on developing fundamental human needs in food, shelter, and clothing, with the addition of community and awareness of the digitized world.

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