During the pandemic working from home and working remotely was done out of necessity. Now, after COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted many companies around the world are changing how they run their businesses. Co-working spaces have been popping up everywhere for people that don’t want to just work from home.

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L’Archipel

There are many options for people who don’t want to work from their couch, in Paris alone there are tens of co-working spaces. Here’s a list of some co-working places and other spaces with great working environments.

L’Archipel is a co-working space in Paris that is located in a renovated 19th century convent. It’s a great working atmosphere while also doing good for the community. L’Archipel works to help homeless people who are fighting addiction.

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Le 10H10

Le 10H10 is also a co-working space that is great for remote work and for students. With an hourly fee of 6€, or 27€ a day this co-working space is an affordable option for people that need a good place to work. Le 10H10 has complimentary coffee and treats for workers. There is also a discounted rate for students, (5€ per hour, or 24€ per day). There are also meeting rooms that you can rent out for collaborative work or meetings.

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With the increase of new start-ups since the pandemic, these new co-working spaces are also great for small teams looking for working spaces with short-term leases. Many of the co-working spaces have options to rent out larger offices for meetings. WeWork is an example of a co-working space on a larger scale. They have options for co-working along with office spaces for small companies.

The pandemic has changed office culture but not the need to work collaboratively. This new need for co-working spaces shows the human desire to work with others, instead of solely virtual.