A basement coworking space in Rome’s Nomentano district offering shared facilities for collaborative work and creative projects.
At a glance
Il Seminterrato is a basement coworking space located in via Siena in central Rome. Designed as a welcoming environment for professional collaboration, the space accommodates individuals and small groups seeking functional facilities for creative and business activities.
History
The space was created through a partnership between Q&A Srl società tra professionisti and Investimenti Sostenibili s.r.l., establishing a community-focused coworking hub in the Nomentano neighbourhood of Rome’s Second Municipality.
What you see
The basement workspace features a meeting room equipped with a screen and ultra-short-throw projector, ideal for presentations and group discussions. Four wired workstations provide fixed seating, while additional tables and chairs accommodate up to 28 people total. Wi-Fi connectivity and an A3 printer support daily professional needs.
Cultural significance
Il Seminterrato represents contemporary approaches to shared workspace in urban centres, reflecting modern professional culture and the growing demand for flexible, affordable facilities that foster collaboration and creative exchange.
Key facts
- Address: via Siena 2, 00161 Roma
- Coordinates: 41.9088271, 12.5156067
- Website: https://www.qeasrl.it/chi-siamo/le-nostre-sedi/
Practical information
The space has an independent entrance on a private road and is located minutes from Policlinico and Piazza Bologna stations on Metro B, as well as Roma Tiburtina railway station. Opening hours and rates are available through the official website.
Getting there
Visitors can reach Il Seminterrato via public transport: Metro B stations at Policlinico and Piazza Bologna are nearby, and Roma Tiburtina railway station is within reach. The venue’s private road entrance can be accessed from via Siena.
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