The Density Coworking folks have just opened their doors on a coworking facility in uptown near 17th and Emerson. That's a great corner, of course, with quick access to delicious vegetarian food.
They've got a few cost/use options like
There's an article in Colorado Biz Mag about coworking.
The relatively new Bolt Factory in the Santa Fe industrial/art zone at 2nd street has several different creative and technology oriented companies in it. One of those offices belongs to studio pattern, a design firm. They've got a great office space and currently have three desks available for rental.
See the details in the attached flyer - the critical information is that a desk costs $275 per month and includes lots of great amenities.
5280 magazine had a sidebar on coworking facilities in Denver/ Boulder this past month. They highlighted 4 firms:
The Hive Cooperative - at $199 per month located at 2401 15th street in Denver.
The Creative Farm - between $300 and $700 per month, located at 4900 W. 29th Ave.
ID345 SPACE - between $250 and $750 per month is located in North Downtown at 2936 Larimeter Street.
There is a Create Denver Expo coming up on March 21.
Looks like it will be pretty valuable. The event will have a variety of vendors and workshops available. It is located in the Wellington Webb building in downtown Denver.
Freelancers and small businesses are starting to learn the benefits of "Coworking." Coworking is the word that's been invented to describe situations where people get together to rent office space as a group. It's similar to a co-op but based more on the idea that people inside the coworking facility are more likely to be renters for a relatively short term instead of the long term and contractual obligations that are part of the co-op model.
The Denver Office of Cultural Affairs (DOCA) is an organization that works to promote Art and Creativity in Denver. Within DOCA, Create Denver: Art & Economic Development is a group that works to use Creativity and Art as a catalyst for Economic growth in the city. The popular Creative Class book and theory have made this a popular concept and Hickenlooper is wise to embrace this popular concept.
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