Swiss The Embassies to open a co-living and coworking for seniors over 50 who refuse to retire

Swiss company THE EMBASSIES is set to open a co-living and coworking space designed for seniors over 50 who refuse to retire.

The mixed-use building will be located in the heart of Hamburg, Germany, close to the City Hall.

The building will feature 45 high-end apartments alongside coworking spaces equipped for workshops and talks. It will cater to seniors who want to remain professionally active and socially engaged, is positioned to become a flagship model of co-living and coworking for this demographic, highlights an article published in Hamburg-Business magazine.

Extensive wellness facilities, including yoga rooms, a sauna, a gym, and massage services, will support residents’ health and well-being. Social and cultural engagement will be encouraged through an on-site café, bar, and event space, all of which will also be accessible to non-residents. Additionally, residents will benefit from a 24-hour concierge service.

According to The Embassies’ website, the coworking space will provide flexible office desks for individual tasks, dedicated phone booths for extended conference calls, and a variety of meeting and conference rooms, ensuring it meets the needs of its dynamic senior residents.

“A good mix of age groups is at the heart of our concept,” observes Henning Weiß, co-founder of The Embassies of Good Living AG

“The Swiss company will manage the building with its shareholder Porsche, the Berlin-based community building developer, Charly Ventures, and the Quest Workspaces project developer”, adds Hamburg-Business. (Pic : The Embassies website)