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“They really wanted a space that felt like Salt Lake and had connections to Salt Lake without being so obvious in a way,” Olsen says.ĭown on the bottom floor, The Shop ’s commitment to local art is abundant and clear to see. Natural wood brackets the space in ways that are undeniably aesthetically pleasing. Straight, clean-cut lines conjure images of connection between the coasts. The look is only half the story: Olsen says Salt Lake’s connection to the Union Pacific Railroad influenced many of the decisions made by the New Orleans architects. An abundance of natural light floods through large windows, a choice Olsen says was deliberate: “We wanted to democratize the best views … instead of just lining the entire perimeter with offices.” The middle floor is the “main” floor, boasting a kitchen offering local brews from Daily Rise, King’s Peak Coffee Roasters and Salt Lake Roasting Co. The city views are sure to inspire productivity. If you need some fresh air, the rooftop is a nearby retreat.

Here, expect for the music to be turned down low, acoustic tile to minimize noise, and booths that provide a solitary experience without being isolated. The top floor is quiet and calm, dark in tone and rich in insulated depth. Photo: “Co-working closes the gap between what a traditional office space looks like … versus this really nimble, flexible option.”Įach of The Shop ’s three floors has a distinct feel to it.

“We’ve really learned in the last few years in particular that flexibility isn’t something that we want, it’s actually something that we need,” Olsen says. “Co-working closes the gap between what a traditional office space looks like … versus this really nimble, flexible option.” Members of The Shop enjoy 24/7 access to their spaces, allowing for fluid schedules and consistent connection. “COVID accelerated the need for hyper flexible space,” Olsen says. As companies now realize the potential of remote work, she believes co-working offers the perfect balance. “The amount of knowledge spillovers and community collisions that can happen, it’s so fun to watch,” Olsen says.īefore the pandemic, Olsen says the traditional office was king. With members such as S&S Presents, Equality Utah, Empathic and The Nature Conservancy all in one hallway, The Shop ’s community is vast and growing. While the benefits of co-working are many (a fixed monthly cost, the ability to pay as a business grows, shared resources, etc.), Olsen’s favorite is by far the community. With 30,000 square feet to work with, Community Manager Anne Olsen says The Shop was built from the ground up with the mission in mind. From thoughtful design to stunning rooftop views to a dedication to local communities, The Shop stands out among co-working spaces. 400 South, has a simple mission: help companies come together and build community. It also works to bind ingredients together, whilst creating a workable texture.The Shop, located at 350 E.

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