Coworking spaces are fantastic for work-life balance and productivity. It gives entrepreneurs more confidence, opens doors for networking and most importantly sits you with like-minded people.
It’s no surprise then that it’s predicted that 40% of the workforce will be freelancers, temps, independent contracts and solopreneurs by 2020.
Workplace Manchester is a cool new office space anticipating this trend, opening its doors last night at Churchgate House on Oxford Street.
Jane, Adrian and Louise are Workplace’s founders, who have built the place from the ground up wanted to create a space for hotdesking as well as business lounges and meeting rooms where freelancers and budding small business owners will feel comfortable and collaborative at the same time.
Coworking, collaboration and creativity
The 1950s-style boutique office space is described as ‘a place for lawyers, scientists, accountants, architects, collaborators, financiers, motivators and those seeking an interesting place with cool spaces to innovate, procrastinate and deliberate’.
In an OfficeVibe study, a huge 70% reported they felt healthier than they did working in a traditional office setting. So not only will you be more productive, but you’ll be happier too.
‘Where coworking, collaboration and creativity collide.’
Visit Work-place.co.uk for a quote or give them a call on 0161 974 6000. Meeting rooms in Manchester start from £50, and members get a cool 20% discount.
Infographic courtesy of Officevibe
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