Co-working spaces are starting to look at lot like social clubs of 100 years ago. Such as:
- The Assembly, a wellness-oriented clubhouse for women
- The Wing, an environment that professional women desired
- Radiant, an outfit targeted toward entrepreneurs
- Double Union, a hacker-maker space
- The Ruby, a space for women who work in the arts or in creative fields.
- Yass, a forthcoming workspace and social club for the LGBTQ community
- Canopy, a neighborhood-based “work nirvana,” in the words of one of its co-founders.
Many of these clubs are more than just a co-working space. They host events and gatherings, create content with their stories, sell branded products, and more.
References
- The (New) Social Networks, curbed.com