Be inspired to build an innovative business on the edge of the University of Texas campus. Dobie Center puts you right next to a wide mix of small and large businesses in Austin’s high-tech business economy. Exposed brick and reclaimed wood walls with street art murals gives the place a creative, contemporary feel. A host of cafes and restaurants nearby provide great options for lunch breaks and evening entertainment.
Work flexibly from a hot desk at Dobie Center on the edge of the UT Austin campus. Desks offer natural light and high-speed internet in a creative space defined by exposed brick, reclaimed wood and street art murals. Breakout areas and a business lounge give you room to switch gears, and a host of nearby cafes and restaurants make lunch breaks easy. It is an inspiring base next to Austin's high-tech business community.
Hot desks include natural light and high-speed internet in a creative, contemporary space.
A host of cafes and restaurants sit close by for lunch breaks and evening entertainment.
Yes, breakout areas and a business lounge are available for informal work and breaks.
The Guadalupe and 16th Street bus stop is a short walk away, with parking garages nearby.
Exposed brick, reclaimed wood and street art murals give the workspace a creative feel.
On the edge of the University of Texas, close to research talent and startups.
The Guadalupe and 16th Street bus stop is a short walk away, with garages nearby.
Exposed brick, reclaimed wood and street art murals set a contemporary tone.
Dobie Center sits at 2021 Guadalupe Street on the edge of the University of Texas at Austin campus, next to the city's high-tech business economy. The Guadalupe and 16th Street bus stop is about a five-minute walk away, and the Lavaca and 12th stop is close by, with Brazos, Trinity, Speedway, Manor and San Jacinto garages nearby for parking. The Blanton Museum of Art and Bass Concert Hall on campus offer culture moments away, while the Texas State Capitol and Dell Seton Medical Center are close at hand.