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Eudaimonia Machine, co-leases, coworking, & cafes
Being a solo consultant, it’s easy to get stuck in the rut of working from home too much. I love routine, but I need to shake things up every now and then. I’ve started to schedule in weekly co-working sessions with friends, trying out different cafes or co-working spaces around the city, and indulging in 2 hour lunch breaks with pasta and wine, wh... See more
Auste Skrupskyte Cullbrand • In conversation with Alexi Gunner
Though it was particularly identifiable in cafés, the same sensibility could be found in coworking spaces, start-up offices, hotels, and restaurants—all spaces where time was temporarily spent and aesthetic was flaunted, where physical space was turned into a product.
Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
Distributed work creates the opportunity for individuals to curate a set of physical environments perfectly tailored to maximize their own effectiveness.
Brett Bivens • Building Bollingen Tower
Because something intangible but important happens at the fika. The usual divisions get set aside; people mingle without regard for age, or class, or status within the office, discussing both work-related and nonwork matters: for half an hour or so, communication and conviviality take precedence over hierarchy and bureaucracy.