| Bellevue Reporter The future of work culture could be changing from cubicles to community, according to co-working space company WeWork. Gina Phillips, the Pacific Northwest Lead for the company, presented her company to the Bellevue Downtown Association last week. |
Fast-growing WeWork expands to Bellevue with big lease as demand for co-working keeps soaringGeekWire“Enter through the contemporary, upscale lobby...
The HinduEarlier this week, WeWork commissioned its first co-working hub, ‘WeWork Galaxy’, in India in Bengaluru. Located on Residency...
Women-focused coworking space opens in Downtown Pittsburgh …Tribune-ReviewCoterie founder Joanna Bailey poses for a portrait inside the Coterie office...
Allwork.Space (press release)This is the second article in Carolyn Cirillo’s “Adaptive Reuse Stories”, exploring how coworking brings back life...
CultureMap DallasA new coworking space has launched in Deep Ellum, and it aims to serve a very specific niche....
Red HerringTimes are tough in Kabul. Just as the Afghan city was becoming used to a period of relative...
Southwest JournalDan Vargas’ event planning background is evident at the co-working space he founded above William’s Pub on Hennepin....
SF WeeklySo imagine my surprise upon walking into Covo, a new coworking space and cafe on Mission Street between...
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