The work space offers private offices for up to 7 workers, fixed desks, hot desks, meeting rooms and a podcast facility. There are also a range of common areas which allow for social or casual meetings. They provide hourly, daily or long term solutions, flexible to all sorts of growing businesses.

Interior architects Tønder AS were the design studio behind the project, completing the planning and design of the new interior in collaboration with the graphic designers in Reklamekollektivet, who developed the brand and signage. The aim was to completely transform what was a traditional office space on the top floor of an apartment building into a modern, efficient workplace, “Where the digital age meets the urban workforce” as explained by Merethe Strømmen, Interior & Furniture Designers at Tønder AS.

Unlike some coworking ventures, Tower Bergen is keen to be seen as a place for professionals, a place for business development and knowledge sharing, and a place where people are early in the office, and deals are being signed. It was important that the interior design reflected this message, providing a productive environment fitted with human centred and functional furniture.

Merethe Strømmen; "The main aim was to design a space that communicated the Tower brand both through function and ambience, with a special focus on well-being and the feeling of community. The tenants and members of Tower Bergen do not know each other from beforehand, and an important part of the design was to create common areas that provide natural meeting places for socialising and value-creation among the members."