Australians are making it clear that 2025 will be a year focused on work-life balance, according to a new study from leading flexible workspace provider Hub Australia.
The inaugural program awarded four Australian artists with space to showcase and sell their art at their Clubhouses, flexible memberships, and a cash grant.
WOTSO’s newest flexible workspace will occupy a prominent ground floor space in AECOM House in the heart of the action opposite Māhuhu ki te Rangi Park.
FK, one of Australia’s top multidisciplinary design practices, has elevated airport hospitality with its innovative designs for a recently opened aviation-inspired hotel and coworking precinct at Melbourne Airport.
Hub’s research found that return to office is driven by members’ desire for social connection as well as the lack of culture from working at home.
Designed by award-winning architecture firm Foolscap Studio, the 3,260 square meter, 577-person capacity space is the latest addition to The Commons’ portfolio.
WOTSO FlexSpace was the major contributor, increasing its network to 26 locations, and growing revenue by 16% to just over $30 million.
Hub Australia members will have access to 186 free nights of luxury off-grid nature cabins via Unyoked in an effort to improve workplace wellbeing.
The new spaces are expected to open their doors before the end of 2024, providing more opportunities for businesses to thrive in convenient and high-traffic locations.
Addressing the growing emphasis on wellness, this new work-life destination marks JustCo’s sixth location housed within a shopping mall or mixed-use development in the Asia Pacific region.