Qantas has released their list of ‘The Best Co-working Spaces in Australia 2018’, and Hub Adelaide has taken home the title, representing South Australia on the list.
Hub Adelaide is located in Adelaide’s CBD, moments away from public transport and all that the central location has to offer.
Qantas cites the beautiful interior design of the space as a key feature, naming the high ceilings of Hub Adelaide as a highlight. Hub Adelaide has converted the historic Fletcher Jones building into an open plan coworking space, light-filled and alive with plants and greenery.
The coworking space in Adelaide also offers private offices for those shying away from open-plan work arrangements, as well as a range of other workspace options including dedicated desks and flexible areas, all specifically designed for growing teams, entrepreneurs, and startups. Hub also boasts a number of breakout and meeting spaces, as well as a fully-equipped kitchen and Adelaide’s famed GigCity internet.
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Being a global organisation, Qantas appreciates the benefits that come with a Hub Australia membership.
Members have access to Hub’s 6 locations in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, as well as the global LEXC network with over 70 locations in 11 countries.
Qantas also acknowledged Spark, Hub’s mentoring program. Run twice a year, Hub Adelaide’s Spark program is a 12-month all-inclusive workspace and mentorship package supported by RenewalSA, Flinders University, and Hub Australia. Spark supports entrepreneurs who may already have a business or a business idea but need extra support to get it up and running.
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The Spark program includes 12 months use of free coworking space in Adelaide’s #1 space, a spot on the New Venture Institute’s Venture Dorm program, and facilitated mentorship through Hub Australia’s extensive national and international networks.
“Making excellent use of the high ceilings in the historic Fletcher Jones building in the CBD, the company [also has] locations in Sydney and Melbourne, where more Hub sites are scheduled to open. Membership of Hub includes access to all of the operator’s Australian sites and a global network. Desks are $44 a day, casual memberships are $275 for eight days a month and 24/7 dedicated desks start from $440 a month. Applications for Spark, Hub’s mentoring program in conjunction with Renewal SA, open in July.”
Hub Adelaide has private offices and dedicated desks available now for entrepreneurs and growing teams looking for a premium workspace for their team. You can book a guided tour of the space or find out more here. To keep informed about the next round of Spark memberships, subscribe to Hub Adelaide’s updates.
