The other day we were at the megaplex getting ready to watch the horror flick Quarantine when an advertisement for the theater came up on the big screen selling the use of the space as an offsite conference space. We looked around and thought, these arena seats do not scream creative brainstorming. Rather it's a space for some CEO to speak at you instead of with you. If we were to meet up with our employers and coworkers we'd much rather do it at New York's Meet at the Apartment.
Created by the founders of street art blog, the Wooster Collective, Meet at the Apartment is a series of spaces in lower Manhattan that not only provide a creative space to work together in, but it's got tons of fantastic téchor (yes, we just made that up!) ideas for each of our homes.
Meet is a two-story, 2,500-square-foot, loft that can accommodate 35 for sit-down presentations. There are two breakout rooms (each with lounge furniture, phone chargers, iMac station and 65” high-definition presentation screens), and a bright, open space kitchen complete with fully stocked pantry, refrigerator filled with beverages and “kitchen table” large enough to accommodate 10. There's also a library stocked with more than 100 art, design and photography reference books.
