We, at the Hive, understand the vitality and importance of flexibility in the new age workspace. An experienced on-ground team, best-in-class service delivery, and an all-encompassing smartphone application ensure that our members enjoy impeccable occupancy experience. The Hive allows you to Work-Play-Grow, all at a stone’s throw from your work desk. We can also offer our members the Hive experience across our office platform.Įach of our centers is strategically located in the vicinity of lifestyle hubs, premier hotels, restaurants, bars, and retail outlets. With a presence in four gateway cities, and rapid plans of expansion, The Hive is well equipped to handle your workplace requirements across the country. The platform offers a pan-India portfolio of properties that provide customized, flexible and managed workplace solutions Analyse the potentials of CWSs to foster socially transformative processes.Best in Class, Managed Offices for all Enterprise Needsīook a Tour ABOUT US Premium Managed Workspacesĭesigned to cater to the bespoke needs of its evolving customers, The Hive is an all-encompassing ecosystem to nurture and grow the next generation of enterprises.Reflect the rural-urban relationship addressed by CWSs,.Focus on the impact of CWSs in local community building and regional development,.Analyze the new spatial relations that lead to the emergence of CWSs,.Explore the multi-scalar spatial configurations of CWSs,.Therefore, we welcome (not exclusively) contributions which:
For instance, some research calls for raising attention on the potential of CWS in spatial development (Avdikos & Merkel, 2020), others explore the spatial processes of diffusing CWS from urban to rural areas (Capdevila, 2021), resonating to the call for more place-based research on “global countryside” (Woods, 2007), or approach CWSs as spaces that can foster “new economy” (Vidaillet & Bousalham, 2020), and present alternatives to growth-driven spatial development.
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Therefore, CWS can both reflect the effects and act as drivers in changing spatial relations, triggering rethinking and reimaginations on issues such as local and regional development, rural urban relationships and more. On the other hand, they also undergo adaptation and negotiation processes to become integral parts of the local and regional contexts. On the one hand, they compose under the trend of global urbanization and spreading urban practices. However, despite the complexity created by recent spatial mobilization of CWS, geographical perspectives on CWS are still scholarly understudied (Schmidt, 2019).ĭeploying a relational understanding of space (Massey, 2005), this session focuses on the role of CWS in the production and reconfiguration of places. This topic provides ground for dynamic discussions in intersections of management, urban studies and sociology. CWSs are considered to firstly emerge in urban areas, but with later emergence, they also appear in other environments, such as urban fringes, rural and peripheral areas. 44) – have risen rapidly in the last 15 years. Simin Yan (Universität Heidelberg) Reconfiguring the rural-urban fringe: Open collaborative workspaces as anchor points for spatial development, case studies from South Germany and the Yangtze River Delta Abstract der SitzungĬollaborative workspaces (CWS) - such as “coworking spaces, hubs, hackerspaces, business incubators, accelerators and the like” (Avdikos & Pettas 2021, p.
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