East Room Announces New Location Opening in the West End
Grace Mahas — November 30, 2023 — Art & Design
References: east-room.prezly
East Room, renowned for its design-centric shared workspaces, is expanding with a new west end location at 68 Claremont Street in Toronto, opening March 2024. This 30,635 sq. ft. space in the trendy Queen West neighborhood will offer co-working areas, including 68 offices, boardrooms, lounge areas, kitchens, and a patio. Unique to this location are three-person offices, catering to diverse business needs.
Co-Founder and President Derreck Martin emphasizes the importance of dynamic, community-focused work environments. The Claremont Street location will also feature a collaboration with Forno Cultura, adding a bar/cafe to the site. East Room’s Club Membership offers access to amenities, events, and social areas.
This expansion follows the success of East Room's Carroll Street and King Street locations, furthering its commitment to enhancing professional and personal well-being.
Co-Founder and President Derreck Martin emphasizes the importance of dynamic, community-focused work environments. The Claremont Street location will also feature a collaboration with Forno Cultura, adding a bar/cafe to the site. East Room’s Club Membership offers access to amenities, events, and social areas.
This expansion follows the success of East Room's Carroll Street and King Street locations, furthering its commitment to enhancing professional and personal well-being.
Trend Themes
1. Design-centric Shared Workspaces - The trend of design-centric shared workspaces provides opportunities for innovative and immersive office environments.
2. Community-focused Work Environments - The trend of community-focused work environments offers potential for creating collaborative spaces that foster connections and networking opportunities.
3. Integration of Hospitality Elements in Workspaces - The trend of integrating hospitality elements in workspaces opens up possibilities for providing enhanced amenities and services to enhance the work experience.
Industry Implications
1. Shared Workspace Providers - Shared workspace providers can explore how to incorporate design-centric elements and create community-focused environments to attract and retain clients.
2. Hospitality and Food Services - Hospitality and food services can look into opportunities to collaborate with shared workspace providers to offer on-site cafes or bars, catering to the needs of professionals.
3. Office Furniture and Design - The office furniture and design industry can tap into the trend by creating modular furniture and innovative design solutions that cater to the specific needs of shared workspaces.
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