In this context, the Greek company ViOS, which is active in this sector, continues its further development in the domestic market with the opening of the new building, the third in a row, of collaborative workplaces in Maroussi, with the aim of serving the needs of modern professionals with an emphasis on prosperity, technology and innovation.
This is the ViOS Co-Lab, spread over an area of 5,000 square meters with 650 workplaces, fully furnished spaces and flexible work solutions. The building has a shared meeting room, phone booths and a quiet working area, while wellness facilities located in a nearby building include a gym, sauna and meditation room.
Also, the Co-Lab offers ultra-high internet speeds, smart lighting systems and advanced communication solutions to connect teams.
As stated in a related announcement, the ViOS Co-Lab combines advanced safety and hygiene measures, such as air disinfection with ultraviolet lamps and monitoring of CO2 levels in the air. ViOS is the first Greek company in the industry to obtain the international WELL certificate, which is an internationally recognized standard that evaluates and certifies workplaces based on their impact on the health, well-being and quality of life of the people who use them. In addition, it has received the A Energy Level Plus certification, aligning its infrastructure with ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) criteria.
ViOS, as noted in the announcement, does not limit itself to creating a high-quality working environment, but actively invests in the development of the areas in which it operates. By creating spaces that attract professionals and businesses, ViOS contributes to the upgrading of its areas, emphasizing local development and social dynamics.
Coworking on an upward momentum
The value of the global Coworking Spaces market is estimated to reach $37 billion by 2028. GCUC's Global Coworking Survey points out that 69% of coworking space workers have developed new skills, while 68% have improved their existing skills. 30% of all workplaces are expected to be coworking spaces by 2030 as organizations realize the strategic value these spaces have for employee productivity, innovation and well-being. Coworking spaces offer professionals the opportunity to work in an environment that combines the advantages of remote work with the infrastructure of a traditional office.
