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Utopicus José Abascal is a 2,351 sqm flexible workspace spread over two floors in the heart of Madrid's Chamberí district. Designed by the Turull Sorensen studio with Utopicus's own architecture team, the concept takes its cues from the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul, which shows in the way the floors are laid out and in the shapes and colours used throughout. The building holds 41 private offices for companies of any size and room for up to 371 workstations, along with six meeting rooms, one training room, five phone booths, a Working Pass area of 24 seats and four large meeting places set along its corridors.

Utopicus Ramón de la Cruz is a 2,105 sqm Office Suite building in the central Salamanca district of Madrid, close to Serrano, Velázquez and Paseo de la Castellana. It is a Colonial owned building, restored in 2017 and keeping its distinctive curtain wall facade, which brings a great deal of natural light into a single floor plate with 3.4 m of clear height. It offers private offices only, arranged as three self contained modules, A, B and C, each with its own private entrance and together seating up to 212 people. The building has 11 meeting rooms and 8 phone booths, plus a reception, a lounge area, a canteen, showers, bicycle parking and car parking. There is no Working Pass, coworking or day pass at this building.

OneCoWork Piamonte is a coworking space in the heart of Chueca, Madrid — an exclusive 2,300 m² building across four floors offering private offices, flexible and dedicated desks and fully equipped meeting rooms. Its standout rooftop terrace looks out over Madrid's skyline, a perfect place to switch off, get inspired or connect with other professionals. Surrounded by restaurants, shops and a vibrant cultural scene, it's a central base built for startups, teams and established companies.

Lexington centre on floors 4, 9 and 12 of a BREEAM-certified building at Calle del Príncipe de Vergara 132, where Madrid's Salamanca and Chamartín districts meet. Private offices, collaborative areas and five meeting rooms, with reception, parking, a garden terrace and 360-degree views.

Utopicus Francisco Silvela offers 3,500 sqm of flexible workspace across four floors in the Guindalera quarter of Madrid, on the emblematic Calle de Francisco Silvela. The building stands in Madrid Moderno, a British influenced quarter of low houses, wooden balconies and small gardens built under the influence of the British engineers who came to the capital to construct its first underground line. Designed by the architect Idoia Otegui, the interiors take their cues from the neighbourhood's own history. This is a Colonial owned building and it holds BREEAM Part 1 Excellent and BREEAM Part 2 Excellent certification. There are 34 private offices and capacity for up to 450 workstations, alongside seven meeting rooms, one training room, four phone booths and a 30 seat Working Pass area with 24/7 access, with services included.