Interior of coworking space, showing bright red and grey furniture, and desk with computer monitor, in building with sandstone archway | TERRA! Sustainable Architecture

The Collective CoWorking

Project of interior design for a coworking space located in Verona city centre.
LOCATION
Verona, Italy
TYPE
Office / Commercial
YEAR
2012
STATUS
Complete
PROJECT OVERVIEW

A contemporary workspace in historic Verona

This project involved the interior design of a coworking space in the historic centre of Verona. The aim was to create a functional, welcoming and contemporary workspace that would serve the needs of freelance professionals while respecting the character of the heritage building in which it is housed.
01 — Open

A bright, shared hub

Occupying approximately 80 square metres, the coworking space has been carefully organised to make the most of the available area. The layout features a bright open-plan zone with twelve workstations, designed to encourage a sense of community and shared productivity. At the entrance, a combined reception and relaxation area provides a comfortable space for welcoming guests and taking informal breaks.
Glass doors of The Collective coworking space, looking into reception area | TERRA! Sustainable Architecture
High, white stools in front of a tall grey bench at a coworking space | TERRA! Sustainable Architecture
02 — Flexible

Spaces that adapt to the work

To support a range of professional activities, the design includes a multipurpose room suitable for courses, presentations and lectures, offering flexibility for both individual and group use. A dedicated meeting room completes the programme, providing a quiet, enclosed space for more focused discussions.
03 — Heritage

Old character, modern function

Together, these elements create a compact yet efficient coworking environment that blends historical charm with modern functionality — a contemporary fit-out that works with the heritage building around it rather than against it, making the most of a modest footprint without losing the character of its setting.
Meeting room with rows of wooden chairs, facing a projector screen | TERRA! Sustainable Architecture

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What makes it matter?

Sustainable Design

This space is designed with sustainable principles.

Durability & Adaptability

We used durable and adaptable materials.

Natural & Plant Based Materials

We used natural or plant based materials.

Unique Design

This space is a unique design.

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