The building

A print works with very good windows.

We took a floor of an old print works because of the light, put desks under the windows, and let the people who work here decide the rest.

It is still run that way. The house rules were written by members, the coffee order is a group decision, and nobody has ever been asked to sign a twelve-month contract.

The corner by the kitchen: a yellow armchair, a plant and the afternoon light
Three people at one end of the long table, laptops open, lunch not yet cleared
How it is run

A building, not a brand.

01

Members write the house rules.

And rewrite them. The current set fits on one page by the door.

02

A month's notice on every plan.

Both ways. If it stops working for you, you leave. No exit fee, no meeting.

03

Nobody sells to you on the floor.

The tour is the whole pitch, and whoever shows you round works here too.

04

The kitchen is shared.

The fridge is labelled, the coffee order is voted on, and lunch is whoever is around.

The next step

Come and see the windows.

A tour is twenty minutes. A day pass is $18 and comes off your first month if you join.

Book a tour

One reply, from a person who works here. Usually within the hour.