Camden is one of London’s most culturally iconic postcodes, and Work.Life is right at its centre. Two minutes from Camden Town tube, the canal and Camden Market, its a creative, collaborative community where everyone is welcome. The compound offers its members hot desks, dedicated desks, private offices, meeting rooms, private telephone booths, fully stacked shared kitchens, super-fast 200mb Wi-Fi, printing facilities, and personal service from the team which includes greeting your guests and all the support you need to knuckle down and focus on business as well as all of the perks to keep your team looking forward to coming to the office. You can choose ultimate pay-by-the-hour flexibility, or month-to-month membership for hot desking, coworking or private office space. Meeting rooms are available for non-members to hire from £30 + VAT an hour – including WiFi, AV, buckets of artisan coffee and plenty of cool factor.
The compound offers its member a communal fully stacked kitchen.
The compound is located near many restaurants, bars and coffee shops.
In January 2015, the co-founders of Work.Life, Elliot Gold and David Kosky, launched their first work space for hire in Camden. They believe in intimate spaces, tight-knit communities and, most of all, enjoying every day you spend in the office. So whether you are a freelancer, growing business, or a global corporate, Work.Life has a home for you. Their main goal is to support their members however they can so their team of membership managers are there in person to deliver a personal service and make sure you have all the essentials taken care of so you can focus on your business. Each of the workspaces features a mix of bright private offices (for teams of 2-60) and creative hot desking space with fully stacked shared kitchens and private phone booths. Every member benefits from the essentials (super-fast 200mb ninja wifi, free meeting rooms and printing) as well as all of the perks to keep your team looking forward to coming to the office. The company has five locations total in the UK, four in London and one in Reading.
Through this interview with eOffice Founder, Pier Paolo Mucelli, and Work.Life Director, David Kosky, we will take you through the whole journey from opening a coworking space in 2015, to the challenges and opportunities of the future, including the meaning behind their name.
To the full article at eofficeWork.Life, the co-working space network in the capital, has secured a £300k finance deal to open a new site in south London as a prelude to UK-wide expansion.
To the full article at Tech LondonA co-working company is taking advantage of Hackney’s burgeoning business community by opening a branch in London Fields.
To the full article at Hackney Gazette
Grace, Dylan and Ruairi are cheerful and always happy to help. Bunch of people you want to surround yourself with. More so in the premises of the workspace here in Clerkenwell, which are brilliant for casual work and meeting clients alike. Highly recommended!Fantastic location for individuals and small teams. Very trendy and sophisticated decor and layout. All the facilities you could need and they even provide free mint water.
Great spaces for working in a great location. Short walk from the station(s) and an even shorter walk to the hustle and bustle of Camden High St/Lock
The way work life treated us at Jelingu was not right, when I visited the building for the second time to have a meeting with some people we was told there was a time limit on how long we could say for - 1 hour. 1 hours is a good amount of time if you your meeting to chat about the weather but to be told your time in the building is restrict to 1hour is ridiculous. Nice place but not a serious set up for real business's and people that also require a business environment that takes into account the different needs of each business. - "We dont all sell harbios on the sock market " some of us actually do some work !
I had initially been at the work life office for over a year and when I first came to Work Life I felt like a valued member of the Work Life community. Towards the later part of my time there after the initial 6 months, I began to feel increasingly uncomfortable as I felt my image and persona didn’t fit the work life personality that they were looking for, and the dynamics of my business were too vibrant. As time went on, I began to become unfairly singled out and have had my actions scrutinized unduly. I was one told by a member of staff at work life that I needed to inform staff members of the names, times and dates of when I received any visitors. I complied as I thought this was standard protocol. Only after speaking with other worklife members I soon realized that this form of regulation was only imposed on me and no one else. When I question staffed as to why this was the case, no substantial reason was provided. This was one of several incidents which I won’t name. On January 2017 I came home from work to receive an email to say our membership had been terminated because we had visitors ( We are a business of course we have to meet with clients). After 2 emails attempts and 3 phone calls attempts to the work life director to get further clarification about the issue and to discuss it formally, I stopped. They ignored my attempts and left me upset, my business in a state of disarray and our clients & staff surprised at how a business could treat people this way. The worklife office looks good, has good facilities and some of the staff are some what friendly, however if your in with the worklife cool crowd or good friends with the staff this would determine your experience. If my image was different In my heart I believe I would have be treated differently. USP- Good Decor - Quirky * We have attached some images of some of the more positive times that we did spend at worklife.
A pretty nice place to hangout and work (when it's not overcrowded).
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