Alma: the new, cool, Scandinavian school of co-working

For such a creative city, there was nowhere for creatives to gather, collaborate, and make art that would spill out onto the streets. That is, not until Fredrik Carlström and Anna Behring Lundh opened Alma. ‘Our goal with Alma is, somewhat selfish
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