Salurnerstrasse 1, second floor
The space
Three rooms in an old building two minutes from the Hauptbahnhof. Wooden floors, tall windows, and a balcony that runs along the whole front and gets the sun from about two o’clock.
Each room has its own door onto the hall, so your call doesn’t land on somebody else’s desk. There’s a kitchen with a table in it, two bathrooms that are ours alone, and a lift, which you will appreciate on the day your new monitor arrives.
What’s inside
Nothing fancy. Everything you need.
- Wifi that doesn’t flinch when six of us are on calls at once. Yes, even then.
- Coffee, free and strong, and usually made by somebody who isn’t you.
- A meeting room you walk into and shut the door. Look expensive for an hour.
- A balcony with afternoon sun. Most of our good decisions get made out there.
- Fruit on Mondays. For the vitamins. Mostly for the moral high ground.
- Bruno, an Australian shepherd with no discernible professional skills, who will nevertheless become your favourite colleague.
where the work happens
somewhere to sit badly
lunch, officially over
These are reference photos. I get the keys in November, and the real ones go up as soon as there’s something worth shooting.
Getting here
Two minutes from the station, ten from most of town
Salurnerstraße 1, Top 6a, 6020 Innsbruck. The Hauptbahnhof is a two-minute walk, the Altstadt about ten, and the Nordkettenbahn is close enough that leaving at two on a blue-sky day is a genuinely reasonable thing to do.