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About the Innovation Labs
NMK's Innovation Labs at the University of Westminster's Harrow campus provide affordable managed workspace, communications infrastructure and business support to creative and technology start-ups.
NMK's Innovation Labs at the University of
Westminster's Harrow campus provide affordable managed
workspace, communications infrastructure and business support to
creative and technology start-ups.
NMK Innovation Labs offer a range of spaces - from 6 square
metres to 200 square metres - under flexible licence
agreements.
Studios are often available at short notice, and payment for
space is via a simple monthly charge which can include:
telephones, web access, conference room and other services.
With their low prices and no long-term tenancy
contracts (the notice period can be as little as one month), the
labs are ideal for start-ups and small companies.
Current tenants include graphic design and digital marketing
agencies, e-commerce companies and software developers. Some
tenants work closely with their neighbours, taking advantage of
the campus atmosphere and proximity of like-minded companies and
professionals to collaborate on specific projects.
The Labs are situated on campus at the University of
Westminster's Harrow site in North-West London.
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