Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India

Co-working spaces are a sign of the times. Catering to the ever-changing workspace requirements of professionals, businesspeople and the now-ubiquitous startup, commercial workspaces are adapting fast...

Jul 29, 2017, 05:05 IST9 min

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The HiveVR Bengaluru Whitefield, BengaluruWhen Virtuous Retail set out to &ldquobuild new age community spaces to provide social infrastructure at cost-competitive rates&rdquo, they intende...

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Construkt Startup HostelIndiranagar BengaluruShashikiran Rao and Karan Bahadur&mdashthey worked at The Indus Entrepreneurs, a non-profit fostering entrepreneurship in Bengaluru, and founded...

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NUMAChurch StreetBengaluru NUMA Bengaluru was one of the first co-working spaces to sprout in the city in its previous avatar as Cobalt. Now a part of the prestigious NUMA Paris, with branc...

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Workbench ProjectsHalasuru metro stationBengaluruWhen Anupama Gowda and Pawan Kumar were trying to set up NumberNagar, a math activity centre in 2012, they had difficulty trying to find spa...

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Khar SocialKharMumbaiYou can&rsquot not have found yourself in one of the 16 Socials that have popped up across the metros in the last three years. The concept, pioneered by Riyaaz Amlani i...

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Ministry of NewKitab Mahal, FortMumbaiWhile restoring a neglected high-ceilinged heritage property in Fort, Dutch designers Marlies Bloemendaal and Natascha Chadha created Ministry of New &...

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The HiveKhar (West)MumbaiSince moving on from his career in the hospitality sector, Sudeip Nair had been mulling over a question: What should the live entertainment ecosphere be like? Estab...

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WSquareAdyar Chennai&ldquoWe were recruiting women for our digital marketing agency,&rdquo recalls Vandhana Ramanathan, founder and CEO of WSquare, &ldquoand were amazed at the sheer number...

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Barista Safdarjung Development Area Delhi Every Delhi IITian has walked past this Barista, even if they have not stepped in. The café, right across from the gate of the Indian Institute of...

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Cyber Hub SocialGurugramIf there&rsquos creative anarchy let loose, it&rsquos here, in this film set-like space, standing out amidst the bars and restaurants behind the towering facades of ...

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Mobile AwfisAnywhere DelhiAmit Ramani, founder and CEO of Awfis, believes this is the future of working. His efforts at making the daily commute a more productive one has taken the shape of...

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Café Coffee DayRajiv Chowk Metro StationDelhiLaunched in 1996, when internet was still in its infancy in India, it was everyman&rsquos go-to place when free Wi-Fi back then was way too slow...

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Flyp@MTV CaféConnaught PlaceDelhiThe atmospheric illumination &ldquomimicking the light from a thousand lamps&rdquo warms the large space of colonial heritage, while the dance floor gives i...

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Blue Tokai CaféSaidulajab, SaketDelhiIt&rsquos a pleasure to watch the beans being roasted with care across the glass partition while working on a hotshot project over a cup of fine coffee,...

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Nowhere Terrace BrewPub CaféGurugram Sameer Dhar knows what makes a good beer. And knows what it feels like to be a young guy on the make. He says that if you have Rs 5,000 to pay upfront, ...

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The Bar, TridentGurugramBusiness folks know that a luxury hotel&rsquos lounge has always been unmatched for its plush settings and elegant calm. Trident Gurugram has stepped into the co-wor...

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