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Read our guide to find out what type of flexible workspace is offered by Brooklyn Creative League
BCL offers a range of private office memberships as well as coworking desk space options in Clinton Hill in Brooklyn.
The private suites are closed-door offices with locks that are furnished to spec and will suit teams of 3 to 13.
Office rent is all-inclusive with no hidden fees.
The Individual offices and Duo Offices offer the same level of privacy and customization but are for teams of 1 or 2.
Dedicated Desk offers a permanently reserved desk in a range of sizes – members can choose a 5ft, 6ft or 8ft desk.
There are 5ft partitions in place for privacy and members enjoy 24/7 access
Meeting room hours are included as is access to copying, printing, and scanning facilities.
The Flex Desk Unlimited provides a choice from a range of desks including standing desks. Again, members enjoy 24/7 access and enjoy meeting room credits and other shared amenities.
There are also other coworking memberships that provide fewer hours of use over the course of the month, to suit a variety of requirements.
For those not wishing to rent an office in Brooklyn or a desk but require a business presence, BCL offers virtual memberships with a professional address and mailing services.
All physical memberships provide gigabit internet, access to conferencing-enabled meeting rooms, private phone booths, and unlimited free printing.
Guests and members enjoy the support of the staffed reception area during business hours, as well as freshly brewed coffee throughout the day.
Members also enjoy access to BCL’s community of experienced professionals, a full calendar of social and professional events, the interactive member portal, and quarterly art receptions.
BCL is located at the crossroads of Clinton Hill, Fort Greene, and the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The address of the coworking office is 275 Park Avenue, Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. NY 11205
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About Brooklyn Creative League (BCL)
Founded in 2009, BCL now provides a range of office space and workspace solutions out of beautifully converted lofts at the Chocolate Factory in Clinton Hill.
Brooklyn Creative League was one of America’s first coworking spaces and is a welcoming co-working space for seasoned professionals, rooted in the local Brooklyn community.
It offers a membership level for every budget – private offices, full-time, part-time, and virtual, as well as a warm, welcoming coworking community.
BCL is committed to a set of principles that include using coworking as a tool to nurture what they call ‘community capitalism — successful, sustainable, community-minded businesses that balance private profits with the public good.
The company’s Business Vision 2027, laid out in 2017, is a plan that will transform BCL from being one of many coworking spaces in a growing industry into something truly unique: a foundry for community capitalism.
According to the plan, by 2027, BCL and its members will generate at least $120,000,000 in annual revenue, creating a significant multiplier effect for Brooklyn neighborhoods. And, through mentorships, community fellowships, and charitable giving, BCL and its members will generate $2,000,000 annually in grants, social investments, and pro-bono services to support local Brooklyn communities.
Brooklyn Creative League Social Media
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Why choose Brooklyn Creative League’s flexible coworking office?
Established in 2009, BCL was one of the first coworking offices in the US and has grown to be an important member of the business community.
The intentionally designed workspace is complete with plant life, exposed brickwork, and amenities such as private phone booths, and is enjoyed by a community of architects, creative agencies, lawyers, non-profits, programmers, start-ups, and writers, to name just a few examples.
And some of these community members are famous – HBO’s season 2 owes a lot of its success to member, Sarah Ellison, who wrote the book that the season was based on – War at the Wall Street Journal which detailed Rupert Murdoch’s 2007 acquisition of the WSJ.
The team at BCL is the first to know about local community events and promote them to members – these range from group dog walking in Long Meadow to the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy’s annual Harvest Festival.
The well-respected coworking office space provider has also been featured in many publications including Bklyner, Brownstoner, Crains New York Business, and The New York Times, to name just a few.
The Brooklyn coworking office is perfectly located in Clinton Hill within walking distance of beautiful Fort Greene Park, Pratt Institute, and the iconic Steiner Studios. It is a short walk from the G and A/C trains, and a short bus ride away from Downtown Brooklyn.