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The Working Capitol unveils its latest co-working and lifestyle space

cheeyuen.tan@bizedge.com
Updated

The Working Capitol (TWC) will be opening its newest co-working and lifestyle space on Robinson Road next year. Occupying about 55,000 sq ft across 11 floors at 140 Robinson Road, it can house one to 200 people. There will be options for hotdesks, private offices and duplex penthouses.

According to TWC, some levels will be fully dedicated to a single organisation, with other floors containing a mix of private workspaces for smaller companies, permanent desks in an open plan environment, and hotdesking options for individuals and teams.

TWC says the new location is in response to local and regional demand for a greater diversity of working options, including a wider array of inspiring, collaborative spaces, and increased exposure to cross-industry networks. This is the company’s second location; its first is in Chinatown. Initial members of The Working Capitol on Robinson include an RHB Bank fintech lab and a 100-person tech unicorn occupying an entire floor.

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