The floor
One floor, and you can see all of it before you visit.
Regular desks run the west wall in three banks. The premium room takes the north side. Kitchen and board room to the south, elevator and stairs at the east end.
What's here
Built for stock, not just laptops.
The things that matter to a product business are different from the things that matter to a software one, and mostly boring — which is why nobody advertises them.
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Desks, hourly or monthly
Two-hour minimum on hourly bookings. Regular desks on the open floor in three banks along the west wall.
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A premium room, not a premium desk
15 desks inside a room with a door that closes. That door is the thing you are actually paying for.
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Parking that exists
20 surface stalls beside the building and 15 underground. Half or full day pay-as-you-go, monthly for residents.
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Inventory storage
Somewhere to keep stock that is not your garage or the back of the car. Rented by the month.
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Board room seating 18
A proper U-shaped table, screens at both ends and wired for video — so a buyer meeting is not a laptop speaker on an open floor.
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A kitchen you can book
A full kitchen, not a kettle in a corner. Bookable for events, which is where most of the actual networking happens.
The building
Downtown, on a corner, near the coffee.
12230 106 Avenue is a five-storey building on a signalized corner, with surface parking beside it and a heated ramp to the underground. Central, walkable, and surrounded by the places you would rather take a meeting than a meeting room.