One membership, three time zones: what the first year taught us
We opened Lisbon, Copenhagen and Singapore inside fourteen months and assumed people would pick one floor and stay on it. About a third of members did the opposite.
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The Gallery is open in Lisbon, and the first season is already booked
Eighty standing, a proper PA and a bar that stays open past nine. Here is what is running between now and December, and how to get a night of your own.
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Copenhagen has no private offices. Members stopped asking in week three.
We built one long ground floor and left the doors out of it on purpose. A year in, it is the address with the highest renewal rate of the three.
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A shophouse, a light well and 400 square metres: building Meridian Singapore
Restoring a Duxton Road shophouse meant keeping the shutters, cutting a light well back through three floors, and arguing about staircases for four months.
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What a registered address should actually do for you
Most virtual office plans sell you a postcode. The useful version scans your mail the day it lands, answers your phone in your company name, and puts you in a building you can walk into.
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Members’ night, Príncipe Real: six studios and one very long table
Six member studios showed work in progress, nobody used slides, and the table did not clear until midnight. Photographs, and what we are changing for the next one.
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Come see it first.
Fifteen minutes, a coffee, and a walk through the floor. Tours run Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm local. Email connect@meridianworkspaces.com and we will put you with the community lead for that city.