B49
Photo Studio / Co-working
Studio B49 is a multi-functional creative space in the Pigneto district of Rome with two facets in its activity: photographic studio and co-working space.
The studio is comprised of three residential units, adjacent but independent. Facilities include a co-working area housing approximately 20 operational stations; white walls to be used for photo shoots and easily adaptable to various design needs; a huge skylight for natural lighting; sitting rooms, make-up room, restrooms and offices; 12-seat meeting room with a 55 inch screen; up to 7 meter ceilings, climate controlled, and with high speed internet.
B49
Photo Studio / Co-working
Studio B49 is a multi-functional creative space in the Pigneto district of Rome with two facets in its activity: photographic studio and co-working space.
The studio is comprised of three residential units, adjacent but independent. Facilities include a co-working area housing approximately 20 operational stations; white walls to be used for photo shoots and easily adaptable to various design needs; a huge skylight for natural lighting; sitting rooms, make-up room, restrooms and offices; 12-seat meeting room with a 55 inch screen; up to 7 meter ceilings, climate controlled, and with high speed internet.
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