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title: "Spaces Bastioni Porta Nuova"
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# Spaces Bastioni Porta Nuova

Bastioni Porta Nuova is a street whose name recalls the sixteenth-century Spanish ramparts that once ringed Milan, a reminder that this edge of the old city has been a boundary for centuries. Today it is one of the doors into the Porta Nuova district, the most closely watched business and design quarter in the city, and the Spaces centre at number 21 fills seven floors of a fully renovated building.

Spaces is the group's brand for companies that want more than a door and a desk. The operator describes private offices, flexible coworking and meeting rooms under one roof, fast Wi-Fi and good coffee on the premises, and a calendar of community moments. The centre lists a lounge area, meeting rooms, a terrace, parking, CCTV and step-free access, a generous set for a building in this part of town.

Moscova on the green M2 line and Garibaldi FS, where M2, M5 and the suburban railway meet, are both nearby; from Garibaldi the Passante crosses the city underground and regional trains leave for Lombardy. The district's tram and bus lines add choice, and the Piazza Gae Aulenti with its towers and fountains lies a short stretch further east. Parking is rare in Porta Nuova, so the listed space helps visiting clients.

The operator highlights the surroundings as a cultural one: libraries, bookshops, artisans' studios and design and art venues that feed the young talent Milan attracts. Corso Como and Corso Garibaldi offer restaurants and bars for every hour, and Brera's galleries are within easy reach for an afternoon meeting that needs a change of air.

The address suits start-ups and scale-ups, creative and digital agencies, consultants and the Milan branch of a foreign company that values being among peers. A company that needs a quiet, traditional corporate floor might prefer a Regus centre, and one that wants a prestige tower address can compare the Spaces centre at Piazza Gae Aulenti.

Because Spaces blends offices and shared areas, it is also a way to grow gradually: a few shared desks today, a private suite later, with the same team and the same address. Compared with a traditional lease, the arrangement also lets a young company change floor or move on as its needs change, which suits a team still finding its size. It is also a sensible stepping stone for a company that expects to move to a bigger office later.

Inside, Spaces Bastioni Porta Nuova is set up around CCTV, a lounge area, step-free access for wheelchair users, bookable meeting rooms, a terrace and parking. The daily basics are covered as well: reception that handles visitors and parcels, Wi-Fi, printer and scanner, a kitchenette, heating and cooling, supplies and ergonomic seating. Spaces is the group's coworking-minded brand, so beside private offices the centre is built around shared areas and a resident community. Members typically find shared kitchens, events and a mix of company sizes under one roof, which is the point of choosing it. Ask which of these services sit in the monthly figure and which are billed on use. Contracts for the private offices are typically agreed by the month, which suits teams that are still testing how much space they really need. That flexibility is the main reason small teams choose a serviced floor over a conventional lease.

Compare this address with the other IWG centres listed for Milan on CoworkingView before deciding: the same brand can differ more by district than by fit-out. Rates depend on room size, term and vacancy, and a request through the page puts your dates and team size in front of the operator. If you will host clients, ask which meeting rooms are bookable at short notice. Ask what is included in the monthly figure and what is billed separately, such as meeting-room hours or printing. Many companies find that comparing the same questions across three centres makes the shortlist almost write itself.

- **Location:** Milan — Porta Nuova (Milan)
- **Address:** Bastioni di Porta Nuova 21, 20121 Milan
- **Operator:** Spaces
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Kitchenette, Lounge Area, Terrace, Surveillance Cameras

## Pricing

- Private office at Spaces Bastioni Porta Nuova (Private Office): €855/month

Source: https://coworkingview.com/en/workspace/spaces-bastioni-porta-nuova-milan