Four rooms, one floor, and the light that made us take it.
The whole space is one floor of a print works: a big room with the desks, a quiet room at the back, three glass rooms and a long one. Everything below is on the same fob.
The floor
Forty desks under the windows, hot and fixed. The kitchen and the long table are at the far end.
The quiet room
Twelve fixed desks and the ivy wall. No calls, no meetings, no music.
The glass rooms
Three meeting rooms for four, six and eight. Whiteboards, a screen, and a door that shuts.
The long room
A boardroom for fourteen. Workshops, board meetings and the Friday lunch.
The courtyard
Two tables, a lot of plants, and the only place where phone calls are encouraged.
Photographed on a Tuesday, at eleven.
Not an empty room at dawn. This is what it looks like with people in it, which is how you will see it.
Hiring a room.
From $25 an hour, by the hour. Members use their eight included hours first. You do not need to be a member to hire one.
Book a roomPick a room and an hour.
Say how many of you there are and we will suggest the right room if the one you picked is too small.
We confirm by email the same day.
Your name goes on the door. The screen and the whiteboard are ready when you arrive.
Turn up.
The coffee is in the room. Overrun by ten minutes and nobody minds; by an hour and we charge it.
See it before you decide.
Twenty minutes with whoever is on the desk that day. No follow-up calls, no slides.
Tours run weekdays, 9 to 5. Come at lunchtime if you want to see it full.