Although there are many spaces to choose from, when searching for that sense of community and productivity finding the perfect fit is not always easy. It can be difficult to find someplace to go, so why not try Someplace? The space is conveniently located on Herrfurthplatz, and their recently launched website has all the information you need to know when looking to start a business or just get into the coworking groove.
The window lit space offers a “fixed” desk for €170 per month with Mwst included, or €142 without. There is also the option to rent a room for up to four people for just €470 a month, which is perfect for startups, small comapnies and teams. If you are looking to have an event, Someplace rents out their front room for as little as €200 per weekend, and is available to help you figure out the details, and even run the event. Someplace has had everything from a pop-up nail studio, to workshops, art projects and promises that “no idea is too crazy”.
This coworking space is ideal if you are looking to work with likeminded creative entrepreneurs, and is open to collaboration. Sounds like Someplace is the place to be.
If you find yourself on the Kreuzberg/Neukölln border, or Kreuzkölln, stop in and say hello to Tailored Desks. There are 7 desks available that you can rent on a weekly/ monthly/ yearly basis. Tailored Desks comes equipped with handmade wooden desks, with a promise of a comfortable chair. If so desired, a private phone line can be arranged, alongside 24 hour access. The office has a kitchen, meeting room and printing and scanning available as well. Since it is located in a very lively part of the city, Tailored Desks is perfect for a start-up or a young creative professional.
Pulsraum is much bigger and also directly located on Hermannplatz, one of Berlin's busiest squares. Founded by an association that provides "art for body & soul", Pulsraum offers 32 small and big “fixed” desks for coworkers. Except for the desks, the whole interior is comprised of second-hand furniture. Even the meeting room is composed of recycled windows and doors. All members share a huge common kitchen that also seves as a living room. Monthly memberships are available starting from €200.
Artconnect Berlin can be found in the up-and-coming central area of Neukölln, on Boddinstraße. Their space offers a cozy atmosphere and an involved and friendly team of coworkers. For the first nine months Artconnect was without a physical space to work. Julia Mari Bernaus essentially launched the project from her apartment. “I was working alone for three years,” said Mari Bernaus in regards to not having a space to share.
Artconnect’s founder also makes sure to put emphasis on how healthy she considers coworking to be, not just on a personal level, but also in regards to collaborative projects. “You have to learn to cowork, and from that you end up communicating in so many ways and moments, which makes the project much more interactive” said Mari Bernaus.
The artistic coworker can also find large open studio space at the nearby Agora, which also has a lively cafe, many desks for coworkers and a start-up space for rent. Like Weserland, Agora gives you the option to work with others or to have access to absolute silence. All memberships can be combined with different services such as 24/7 access or a “fixed” desk option. Weekly rates amd starting from just €60, also include discounts for yoga classes. In addition, monthly passes offer you discounted drinks. If you book a desk 12 weeks in advance, you can work at Agora for just €28 per week.
Located in a large beautiful Altbau on Mittelweg, Agora’s Kurz vor Eden, which is the space’s restaurant, has a healthy and freshly prepared menu. If you are curious about checking out Agora, you can attend the networking buffet at Kurz vor Eden, which is hosted every Monday at 10AM.
If you explore a little deeper into the neighborhood, over on Weigandufer, you will find Buero 2.0. This coworking space specializes in administrators, interface designers and hardware designers, "whose work and enthusiasm of the Open Source idea applies", Beuro 2.0 states on their website. The coworking space also boasts a steady increase in growth since it opened in 2008.
Buero 2.0 Offers a large and open workspace, which at 1,300 square meters provides jobs for more than 40 open-source programming ends. The cost of a space depends on the size and that also includes utilities, drinks, internet access and a conference room. Aside from being an office, Buero 2.0 offers tutorials as well.
