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Designer comes up with floating co-working space, inspired by bubbles and accessible only by KAJAK

According to the designer, the co-working space that floats on the river Vistula in Kraków, near Wawel Castle, offers workers an innovative space close to nature and is adapted to our COVID-era reality. Agnieszka Białek/ Monolight Studios

According to designer Agnieszka Białek’s website: “The concept uses new technologies and methods of creation and design. “The creative process was guided by ecological values, especially the limitation of degradation of natural ecosystems, allowing the coexistence of nature and architecture.

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