A storytelling magazine on urban living & working
Imagine a workspace, which transforms into a high-end cocktail bar after work. At SOHO and NOHO in Copenhagen’s Meatpacking District, you will find a new and inspiring concept based on changing work- and lifestyle needs…
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“I cannot imagine myself working for a big corporate company right now. I’m happy and most productive in a small work environment were I can use all my qualities.” A clear opening statement by 26 years old Alice Nell from The Netherlands, who works as a marketing- and project manager for Berlin’s coworking and comaker space betahaus…
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The best products, services or solutions are born out of personal needs. This is the story of betahaus in one sentence. The founders of betahaus needed a place like betahaus for themselves. Their wish was to work together in an inspiring workspace, which was more than just desks and good coffee…
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Berlin // I meet Marcus Meurer and Feli Hargarten during DNX GLOBAL. They are the initiators and organizers of this digital nomad conference and the brains, energy and power behind the DNX platform, a community for digital nomads…
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“Vrijdagochtend 21 augustus. Ik ben in IJburg. Vandaag werk ik bij de KantoorKaravaan. Een anders-dan-anders werkplek in een heuse caravan. En vandaag staat de karavaan voor de laatste dag op de Urban Camp Site in Amsterdam…” Guest editor Margôt van Brakel in gesprek met Tom van de Beek, ecopreneur…
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One of the most beautiful spots in The Hague always surprises with new street installations, little festivals, markets or exhibitions. This summer you can experience part of the exhibition Vormidable // by Museum Beelden aan Zee // at the Lange Voorhout in The Hague…
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A magnificent building to watch, feel, walk, climb and experience. Oslo’s Opera House is located right at the harbour, with an angled, white exterior that appears to rise from the water…
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Slowness is our new addiction. For now…
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Stockholm attracts a lot of creative people. Also Marta Vargas, the photographer who made our homepage picture // Scandinavian road trip. Marta is from Spain, but lives in Stockholm, working as a photographer and a graphic designer…
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Yesterday it was time for the first Midsummer parties. Midsummer is Scandinavia’s most popular festival right along with Christmas. A traditional celebration of the summertime, Midsummer is the longest day of the year (June 21). In Sweden, Midsummer is even celebrated as a national holiday. Most Midsummer’s Eve celebrations take place on the Friday between June 19 and June 26…
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