Brodzki, bon vivant, biophilia: this Brussels Fosbury & Sons workspace has it all
Not every co-working space can say it’s housed in a building that’s part of a MoMA collection – but not every co-working space is a Fosbury & Sons space. So, when Stijn Geeraets, Ma
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