Where We Work Remotely
When we’re not working at ODC’s beautiful office (or our own beautiful homes), we like to work remotely at local haunts that have good coffee and a great atmosphere. Here are some of our favorites.
Ipsento 606
Ipsento’s outpost by the 606 is a bright, buzzing coffee shop. The space is modern but warm thanks to all the natural light and nearby greenery. Sit by the window overlooking the 606 and you’ll see cyclists, runners, LARPers, cute dogs, and yogis throughout the day. The baristas take their craft seriously, which means you may have to wait a little bit for your drink. But it’s always worth it. We’re particularly fond their chai tea latte.
Soho House
Soho House is a members’ club for creative folks. We tend to bounce between the members-only areas upstairs and the public spaces on the lower levels. The ability to change up your environment is one of the big perks of Soho. Whether you want a dead-quiet area or an active spot, you can find whatever suits you. Chances are you’ll run into a friend or colleague you haven’t seen in a while. And if you need some stimulation during the day, you can take a break and work out in the gym.
Lost Arts
Lost Arts is a workspace for ambitious creatives launched by Charles Adler (co-founder of Kickstarter). When you work from here, you’ll see coffee devices being prototyped on 3D printers, furniture being built with hand tools, and new businesses coming to life. It’s an experimental space with a diverse community. And the Lost Arts staff is always around to provide tool training, share feedback, and help you work through an idea.
