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Sjølyst Møtesenter

Sjølyst Møtesenter is a meeting spot in Sjølystparken, three minutes from Skøyen station and right by the E18 exit. Main entrance is at the front, from Circle K. Easy to find, even on a Monday morning. Inside it's basically a green park. Lots of plants in the lobby, and the vibe hits you the second you walk in. The rooms are named after the four seasons plus two of the elements, and each one has its own colors and interior to match the name. So yes, Sommer and Vinter actually feel different. It's built for digital meetings. Video conferencing, rooms that connect to multiple destinations, touchscreens instead of whiteboards, digital flipboards. No dusty markers, no "can someone fix the projector." There's also food and drink, and they do events. Check the site for what's on when you're planning to be there.

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Sjølyst Møtesenter is a meeting spot in Sjølystparken, three minutes from Skøyen station and right by the E18 exit. Main entrance is at the front, from Circle K. Easy to find, even on a Monday morning. Inside it's basically a green park. Lots of plants in the lobby, and the vibe hits you the second you walk in. The rooms are named after the four seasons plus two of the elements, and each one has its own colors and interior to match the name. So yes, Sommer and Vinter actually feel different. It's built for digital meetings. Video conferencing, rooms that connect to multiple destinations, touchscreens instead of whiteboards, digital flipboards. No dusty markers, no "can someone fix the projector." There's also food and drink, and they do events. Check the site for what's on when you're planning to be there.

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Sjølyst Møtesenter

Sjølyst Møtesenter is a meeting spot in Sjølystparken, three minutes from Skøyen station and right by the E18 exit. Main entrance is at the front, from Circle K. Easy to find, even on a Monday morning. Inside it's basically a green park. Lots of plants in the lobby, and the vibe hits you the second you walk in. The rooms are named after the four seasons plus two of the elements, and each one has its own colors and interior to match the name. So yes, Sommer and Vinter actually feel different. It's built for digital meetings. Video conferencing, rooms that connect to multiple destinations, touchscreens instead of whiteboards, digital flipboards. No dusty markers, no "can someone fix the projector." There's also food and drink, and they do events. Check the site for what's on when you're planning to be there.