Located on Chicago’s South Side, our modern 5113 South Harper Avenue workspace places you in one of the city’s most diverse neighbourhoods. Convenience is key as you and your team can take advantage of access to the CTA buses, making your commute to work as easy as possible. Home to the University of Chicago and the Museum of Industry of Science, soak up the history of this neighbourhood or opt for some fresh air at the Harold Washington Playlot Park.
Work from open-plan coworking on Chicago's South Side, in one of the city's most diverse neighborhoods. Hot desks include high-speed internet and natural light, with a business lounge and common areas for breaks between tasks. CTA bus routes make the commute straightforward, and the 53rd Street corridor nearby offers plenty of retail and dining. Book a desk in advance or on the day, whether you are a remote professional or building a local base.
Yes, hot desks can be booked in advance or on the same day, whichever suits your plans.
Hot desks include high-speed internet and natural light, plus access to the business lounge and common areas.
CTA bus routes serve the area, and the 55th-56th-57th Street Metra station is a short walk away.
The 53rd Street commercial corridor nearby offers retail and dining, and Harold Washington Playlot Park is close by.
Yes, it sits in Hyde Park, a culturally rich neighborhood anchored by the University of Chicago.
Set in Hyde Park, anchored by the University of Chicago and its academic community.
The 55th-56th-57th Street Metra station and CTA buses keep downtown within easy reach.
The Museum of Science and Industry and 53rd Street corridor sit close by for guests.
In the heart of Hyde Park, the workspace sits about a three-minute walk from the 51st-53rd Street Metra station, with the 55th-56th-57th Street station and 55th Street and Woodlawn bus stops also nearby for travel across Chicago. Several parking areas serve those driving in. The surrounding neighborhood is anchored by the University of Chicago and the 53rd Street commercial corridor, while the Museum of Science and Industry and Harold Washington Playlot Park offer culture and fresh air close by.