Coworking Space With Tool Library, Day Passes Opens Next Week in Williamsburg
A San Francisco-based co-working space called Makeshift Society is opening a location in Williamsburg on the first two floors of a converted warehouse at 55 Hope Street. Makeshift’s Brooklyn spot occupies 4,000 square feet across both floors and offers 17-foot ceilings, open seating and dedicated studio desks. It will also have a creative tool lending library…
A San Francisco-based co-working space called Makeshift Society is opening a location in Williamsburg on the first two floors of a converted warehouse at 55 Hope Street. Makeshift’s Brooklyn spot occupies 4,000 square feet across both floors and offers 17-foot ceilings, open seating and dedicated studio desks. It will also have a creative tool lending library that allows members to borrow cameras, video gear, sewing machines and books.
And the “clubhouse” will feature conference rooms, lockers, pop-up retail (on the upper level), printers, projectors and a kitchen. The organization has five levels of membership, ranging from $50 to $500 a month, as well as $20 day passes. It opens next Thursday, May 1. GMAP
Photo via Makeshift Society
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howdy, that’s my space. it *would* be nice, yes – but landlords are pretty restrictive about what can and can’t happen in their building, so we are doing what we can. thanks.