MakeOffices has opened its 10th co-working centre in Washington, a 40,380 sq ft facility located at 2000 Pennsylvania Avenue. The new coworking space has multiple conference rooms of various sizes, eight audio-visual booths, ten call rooms, five phone booths, and a sound-proof recording studio with an editing station and podcasting equipment. The venue is one of the company’s most versatile facilities, comprising a university-to-coworking hub, a space for enterprise clients and a community space. “Co-work spaces are an important part of our strategy to help people get more done with less time,” said CEO David DeAngelo. The company’s hybrid co-working model was conceived in 2016 by MRP Realty, a MakeOffices investor. The co-workspace operator also has three venues in Chicago and two in Philadelphia.
MakeOffices has opened its 10th co-working centre in Washington, a 40,380 sq ft facility located at 2000 Pennsylvania Avenue. The venue is one of the company’s most versatile facilities, comprising a university-to-coworking hub, a space for enterprise clients and a community space. “Co-work spaces are an important part of our strategy to help people get more done with less time,” said CEO David DeAngelo. The company’s hybrid co-working model was conceived in 2016 by MRP Realty, a MakeOffices investor. The co-workspace operator also has three venues in Chicago and two in Philadelphia.