Expansive Gaslamp
Expansive Gaslamp occupies a 1913 building at 1111 Sixth Avenue in Downtown San Diego, a short walk from the Gaslamp Quarter. Six storeys sit behind the original facade, with ground-level retail on Sixth Avenue and a rooftop terrace looking out over the downtown skyline.
Workspace here ranges from a virtual business address and on-demand conference rooms through day offices for one to four people, up to furnished private offices and team suites on the upper floors. Offices are glass-fronted and fully furnished, and agreements run from month to month to longer terms.
The Expansive Lounge on the third floor is the social centre of the building. It has a community kitchen with refrigerators and a microwave, soft seating and work tables, and free coffee, tea and espresso. Four meeting rooms with smart TV monitors and a conference phone, a huddle room for smaller groups, and three private phone booths cover the quieter end of the day.
The rooftop terrace is set up for lunch breaks and team events, with pergola shading, lounge seating, dining tables and a grill. Other practical touches include an on-site garage reserved for clients, indoor bike storage, a mother's room, secure access control, and a vending machine on the lounge floor.
The onsite team is in the building on weekdays to let visitors in and get them settled.
Workspace in a 1913 building on Sixth Avenue
Expansive Gaslamp occupies a 1913 building at 1111 Sixth Avenue in Downtown San Diego, a short walk from the Gaslamp Quarter. Six storeys sit behind the original facade, with ground-level retail on Sixth Avenue and a rooftop terrace looking out over the downtown skyline.
Workspace runs from a virtual business address and on-demand conference rooms, through day offices for one to four people, up to glass-fronted furnished private offices and team suites on the upper floors. Agreements run from month to month to longer terms, and members can move up or down in size within the building as their team changes.
The Expansive Lounge on the third floor is where the building comes together, with a community kitchen, soft seating, work tables and free coffee, tea and espresso. Four meeting rooms, a huddle room and three private phone booths cover the quieter end of the day. The onsite team is in the building Monday to Friday.
Facilities and Amenities
Great for work
- Furnished glass-fronted private offices
- Team suites on the upper floors
- Day offices for one to four people
- Three private phone booths with built-in desks and ventilation
- Desks, chairs and dry-erase boards included
- Flexible terms from month to month
Meetings and collaboration
- Four meeting rooms
- Smart TV monitor in each meeting room
- Conference phone
- Huddle room for smaller groups
- Breakout seating outside the office suites
Food and drink
- Expansive Lounge on the third floor
- Community kitchen with refrigerators, dishwasher and microwave
- Free coffee, tea and espresso
- Filtered water
- Vending machine on the lounge floor
- Restaurants and cafes across the Gaslamp Quarter
Rooftop and outdoor
- Rooftop terrace with views across downtown
- Outdoor lounge seating under pergola shading
- Dining tables and a grill
- Space for team events and gatherings
Internet and IT
- Complimentary wifi for guests and on-demand bookings
- Upgraded plans from 75 Mbps to 400 Mbps
- Private VLAN and hard-wired connections
- Internal or public static IP addresses on request
- Rack storage, low-voltage cabling and technical support on request
Getting here and parking
- Walking distance to San Diego Trolley stops and MTS bus routes
- Santa Fe Depot for regional rail a short ride away
- Interstate 5 and Highway 163 nearby
- On-site garage parking reserved for clients
- Indoor bike storage with lockable racks
- Further parking within a block or two
Wellbeing and family
- Private mother's room with soft seating and a locking door
- Dedicated refrigerator in the mother's room
- Touchless faucets in the bathrooms
Services and building
- Virtual office business address
- Mail receiving and forwarding
- Secure access control
- Butterfly callbox entry on Sixth Avenue
- Maintenance, janitorial and security services
- Utilities included
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Tell us the team size, the move in date and the budget you have in mind for 1111 Sixth Avenue, and we will come back with the offices that fit and arrange a viewing.
Frequently asked questions
The building is at 1111 Sixth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, in Downtown San Diego on the edge of the Gaslamp Quarter. The Expansive Lounge is on the third floor.
San Diego Trolley stops and MTS bus routes are close by, Santa Fe Depot handles regional rail a short ride away, and drivers come in from Interstate 5 or Highway 163. To get in, press the "Expansive" button on the Butterfly callbox at the front entrance on Sixth Avenue. The community manager releases the door and meets visitors in the third-floor lounge.
Furnished private offices and team suites, day offices for one to four people, on-demand conference rooms and a huddle room, and a virtual office business address.
Yes. The building has an on-site garage reserved for clients, and there are further parking options within a block or two of the entrance. Indoor bike storage with lockable racks is also available.
Use of the third-floor Expansive Lounge with its community kitchen, free coffee, tea and espresso and filtered water, plus private phone booths, meeting room access, a mother's room, mail services, secure access, and furnished workspace with desks, chairs and dry-erase boards. Utilities, maintenance, janitorial and security services are included.
The onsite team is in the building Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Members with their own offices can arrange access outside those hours with the onsite team.
How to get there?
1111 Sixth Avenue sits in Downtown San Diego, on the edge of the Gaslamp Quarter and its restaurants, bars and hotels. Westfield Horton Plaza is a couple of blocks away and Petco Park is a short walk south, so lunch, client meetings and after-work plans are all within a few minutes on foot. The area is exceptionally well connected, with San Diego Trolley stops and MTS bus routes close by, Santa Fe Depot covering regional rail a short ride away, and Interstate 5 and Highway 163 the usual routes in by car. Commutes from Little Italy, East Village and Mission Hills are all short.
