WeWork is opening a sukkah in Jerusalem ’s Central Station , offering members an environment away from the office . The sukkah , which is built entirely from recycled and repurposed materials , will feature a bartender and a DJ in the booth , in addition to more standard WeWork services such as WiFi , meeting rooms and a cafe . The temporary booth on King David Street , the company ’s ninth location in Israel , will be open to the general public between 20 and 28 September .
WeWork is opening a sukkah in Jerusalem’s First Station, offering members an office away from the office. The sukkah, which is constructed entirely from recycled and repurposed materials, will feature a bartender and a DJ in the evenings, in addition to more standard WeWork services such as WiFi, conference rooms and a barista. The temporary booth on King George Street, the company’s ninth location in Israel, will be open to the general public between 20 and 28 September.