Lauded Manhattan's biggest coworking space company and one of the world’s fastest growing (it was born in New York City in 2010 and now has 485 locations in 105 cities), WeWork is the latest global sharing office conglomerate to land in Bangkok (after Spaces and Regus). The company has two locations in the city, one in Sathorn (five floors at Asia Centre building) and another in Thonglor (seven floors at Ichitan-powered T-One building).
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Amsterdam-hailing creative work hub Spaces has dropped its first location in Thailand at newly-opened community mall Summer Hill. The massive 1,260-square-meter shared work room comes packed with hip and colorful interiors, 334 desks, and three bookable meeting rooms. The coffee station is run by Rocket X so you’re guaranteed with nice cuppas on a daily basis. Prices start from B320/day.
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It was Hubba who introduced Thai startups to coworking spaces when it first launched back in 2012 in Ekkamai. The Thai brand now also has three other locations in Silom, Sathorn and On Nut (called Habba-to, part of Habito mall).
One of the very first players in Bangkok, both Glowfish locations in Asoke and Sathorn—the latter offers a whopping 4,000sqm working space in a hip environment—includes meeting rooms and a dining area featuring some of the city’s best bites.
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Born in Hong Kong on 2012, The Hive now has 21 locations across Asia Pacific. It has two locations in Bangkok, one in Phrakanong and one in Sukhumvit 49—the latter is within walking distance to Soi Sukhumvit 49’s hip haunts like Broccoli Revolution and Liberation bar.
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The newest player in the competitive market of sharing workplaces, Common Ground provides friendly workspace decked out with details that aim to encourage human connection. The SEA-born brand currently has two locations in Bangkok, one at The Offices at Central World and another at G Tower on Ratchadapisek Road.
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