Employees and Entrepreneurs Gain Greater Access to Diverse, Vibrant Spaces in Singapore
Through the opening of its newest location on Robinson Road, The Working Capitol makes coworking a more accessible, attractive option for organisations of all sizes.
Singapore -ยญ Building on the success of its Chinatown location, The Working Capitol announces the opening of its newest coworking and lifestyle space, located on Robinson Road in Singaporeโs Central Business District. The new location is a response to local and regional demand for a greater diversity of working options, including a wider array of inspiring, collaborative spaces and increased exposure to cross-ยญโindustry networks.
Occupying approximately 55,000 sf across 11 floors at 140 Robinson Road, The Working Capitolโs latest space provides options for businesses ranging from 1-ยญโ200 people. Hotdesks, private offices, and duplex penthouses are available. Some levels will be fully dedicated to a single organisation, with other floors containing a mix of private workspaces for smaller companies, permanent desks in an open-ยญโplan environment, and hotdesking options for individuals and teams.
Stemming from The Working Capitolโs in-ยญโhouse research on optimal working environments, custom-ยญโdesigned areas for collaboration as well as quiet spaces and private meeting rooms will be accessible to members. Lifestyle elements, including exciting food and beverage options, a 20-ยญโmeter outdoor lap pool, a gym space run by a boutique fitness provider, a sky garden, a bar and a memberโs lounge will be available. Events will be a core component of The Working Capitol on Robinson, with space available for hire and areas set aside for regular member gatherings.
Ben Gattie, Co-ยญโFounder and Chief Executive Officer, said, โAll along, itโs been our vision to help democratise the working experience for companies of all sizes. Adding The Working
Capitol on Robinson to our network gives an even greater range of companies the chance to experience a beautifully designed, dynamic work environment. Weโre delivering on our desire to help large organisations have greater access to startup mindsets, and to give smaller companies the resources they need to grow and thrive.โ
Saranta Gattie, Co-ยญโFounder and Chief Culture Officer, said, โSince we opened almost two years ago, The Working Capitol community has become a platform for people, ideas, and businesses to grow. By expanding to Robinson Road, weโre giving more individuals and businesses the chance to experience the vibrancy and diversity that has come to define our culture. Itโs an honour to help shape a space that we believe will positively impact the way Singapore works.โ
Initial members of The Working Capitol on Robinson include a fintech lab by RHB Bank and a 100-ยญโperson tech unicorn situated across an entire floor. In addition, businesses including healthcare organisations, property companies and educational institutions have expressed interest in basing all or part of their teams in The Working Capitol. This demand maps to regional and global trends: More and more large, traditional institutions are realizing the business benefits of running their operations out of coworking environments.
For more information on how to become a member at The Working Capitol, please visit the original location at 1 Keong Saik Road, or email [email protected].
About The Working Capitol
The Working Capitol is a coworking space, lifestyle provider, and food and beverage destination. It offers a range of workspace solutions, community programmes, and professional and lifestyle events aimed at inspiring growth and well-ยญbeing for the networks it touches. The Working Capitol currently
operates its flagship site out of a 40,000 square foot location in the heart of Singaporeโs Chinatown, which more than 70 companies, including startups, SMEs and large global organisations, call home.
Recently named one of the top coworking spaces in Asia by Forbes, The Working Capitolโs community and professional services enable its members to grow and scale their businesses. Companies come to The Working Capitol to attract and retain top talent, as well as build corporate cultures that will sustain them in the long run.
Founded in 2014, The Working Capitol plans to grow into an international network of sites grounded in shared workspace environments and deeply ingrained in the neighbourhoods and cities in which it will operate.
