Metropolitan Workshop offers 24 hours co-working spaces ranging from private rooms, shared offices, dedicated desks, hot desks and virtual offices to members in multi-locations all over Hong Kong, mostly in the HK Island.

The Private dinning space and Photo Studio

The Metropolitan workshop at Central and Wan Chai offer private dinner spaces with well equipped kitchen. It is perfect for dining events and meetings. Sitting capacity for Central space is 60 people, and maximum 12 people for Wan Chai space. Also, there is a photo studio for rent at Kwai Chung space, priced at HKD 229 per hour. These varieties in facility accommodate different needs of their members. 

One of the most affordable hot desks – at Kwai Chung Metropolitan Workshop

The Metropolitan Workshop at Kwai Chung offers a market low of HKD 1,000 per month for their hot desk plan. For those who want an affordable workspace and a proximity to a photo studio, this workspace would be a great choice for you!

Located in Kwai Hing, a fast evolving industrial area, Studio 52 is a coworking space best suited for people in the creative industry including production, photography, media, broadcasting, design, etc. In terms of interior design, the coworking space resembles a loft. There are many industrial features like high ceiling, abundant spaces and a big yellow container. There is also a brand new production studio with all necessary equipment and technical staff for our members to do photo, video and product shooting. A new lifestyle cafe will also be added right next to the coworking space.

Close to the beautiful Victoria Park between Causeway Bay and Tin Hau, the Black & White coworking space is specially catered for creators in design, fashion, handicraft, as well as other technical professionals like architects and engineers. Tin Hau’s Electric Road and surrounding streets have long been a hub for designer studios, fashion showrooms, handicraft workshops, architect firms, etc. The workshop is designed to give a cool feeling through the black, white and grey furniture and fittings. There is also a symbolic black and white neon light signage at the entrance.

Ever dreamt of working on a beach? Metropolitan Workshop made it come true at What a Beach located in Wan Chai’s Tesbury Tower, directly across from Pacific Place 3. The villa-like rooms all have raised flooring covered with mats used in beach houses. Corridors are built with real wooden planks commonly used on the deck. Real palm trees and real sand is also a must! Located in the heart of Hong Kong between Central and Causeway Bay the coworking space is suitable for all kinds of business. The interesting and relaxing environment may be very suitable for marketing or online business.

Located amongst a myriad of skyscrapers and right next to the Hong Kong Government Headquarter. The Golden Boy is located in Admiralty, the center of Hong Kong. The place is constructed with metal frames in gold colour, making the venue glittering with a Gettsby feel.  At the same time, there is a refreshing green wall with many plants and a swing too! With direct connection to MTR and all major transport networks, the Golden Boy is definitely one of the most convenient coworking spaces. It is particularly suitable for the financial, commercial and consulting businesses that require proximity to the clients and other service providers.

Metropolitan Workshop (Central Wellington Street)

Despacito, Metropolitan’s newest coworking space in Hong Kong sits in a commercial building between Wellington Street and Wyndham Street in the heart of Hong Kong. With over 35 private dedicated desks the workspace caters to freelancers and self-employed individuals.

Metropolitan Workshop (Central, Stanley Street)

The coworking space is designed like a cozy cafe along the streets in Paris. The entrance lobby is built to resemble le Lourve in Paris, and the rooms are decorated by using many images of the great paintings found in the museum. This coworking space suits people from all industries and professions. The interesting vibes in the area makes it particularly appealing to people visiting Hong Kong from overseas. There are many hot desk, dedicated desks and private rooms in various sizes that caters for different needs.

Metropolitan workshop —— Multipurpose spaces offering private dining kitchen and photo studio

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Metropolitan workshop —— Multipurpose spaces offering private dining kitchen and photo studio