Coworking space provider signs for first European flagship site in West London
Chiswick Park has revealed its membership-based coworking space Venture X is to open its first European office in London.
The business campus will take 13,998 sq ft at Chiswick Park.
Venture X is an American provider of office spaces with contemporary designs and boutique concierge-style service. The brand has chosen Chiswick Park as the place to open its first UK location as part of its European expansion plan.
The company will be located on the fifth floor of Building 7, joining other UK and EU headquarters already operating in the building - like Danone and DaVita International.
Matt Coulson, CEO of Chiswick Park Enjoy-Work, said: “We are looking forward to welcoming Venture X to Chiswick Park.
“Their quality of service and community engagement approach is perfectly aligned with our values and we believe that they will be a great fit for our Campus.”
Chiswick Park is a 1.8 million sq ft business campus managed by Estate Management Company Enjoy-Work, which proposes a regular programme of events and concierge services for over 9,000 workers from 72 companies.
Andrew Ross, director at Venture X UK & Ireland, added: “We have carefully chosen to launch in Chiswick Park - not only it is a fantastic, modern & green location, but our members will also be able to enjoy the activities provided by Enjoy-Work.”
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