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Read our guide to find out what type of flexible workspace is offered by Makerversity
Makerversity offer coworking makerspace in central London with a program of events, learning programmes and a full array of community activities.
Its central London space is deep in the basement of an iconic 300-year-old property on the banks of the River Thames so has heaps of character.
As well as desk spaces and studios, the 20,000 square foot space is also equipped with unrivalled facilities including wood workshops, digital workshops, textile workshops, engineering workshops, assembly space and podcast studios, and all associated machinery, tools and technology.
There is a range of coworking space membership options available including fixed desk membership that provides a dedicated desk and personal workspace, and roaming hot desk memberships.
Some of the features of these desk space membership options include:
There are also remote membership options available that don’t include the use of physical space.
There is also a Vaults Membership option for teams of up to 8 people who require private studio space, for use as workspace or build space.
These spaces can be designed, fitted and branded to a business’s bespoke liking.
There is also a range of discounted and free options for under 25s and other qualifying categories, too.
Somerset House, Victoria Embankment, London WC2R 1LA
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Who are Makerversity?
Makerversity has coined the term ‘co-making’ which encapsulates their offering as a co-working space for makers.
Although it is more than just a space for makers, it is also an international community of pioneering creative people and maker businesses
Makerversity was founded in 2013 by four designer-makers, who were given the opportunity of taking 20,000 square feet of basement space at a commercial property in central London.
They had been frustrated about the lack of space available in the UK capital for makers so they set about refurbishing the space and in less than a year, it was the home of over 60 creative businesses.
From there, they have continued to grow to make affordable central London makerspace available for over 350 businesses
The company provides desks or studio workspace for businesses that include freelancers, entrepreneurs, creative startups, designers, inventors, technologists, craftsmen and engineers.
They provide access to digital and traditional machinery, tools, and making workshops
They nurture a community of the brightest creative and technical minds and they curate learning and support programmes.
They describe their physical offering as awesome spaces for professional makers that combine co-working space with clean and messy workshop space, machines and tools.
Makerversity is located on the Strand in the West End of central London.
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Facts about Makerversity
Why choose Makerversity flexible space?
Makerversity runs a full events program and coordinates to sync with external events. For instance, during London Fashion Week they will run ‘Fashioning the Future’ which is a showcase of members’ projects, panel discussions and workshops.
Makerversity is passionate about its members’ creations, businesses and missions. Its various platforms are chock full of shoutouts for its members’ latest projects.
They promote both the work of their New Under 25’s and the Makers With A Mission (MWAM) which includes projects such as making contemporary furniture out of ‘waste-crete’ and waste PETG from hospitals, handmade luxury marbled silicone products that can be used as wall coverings and flooring, high-performance electric scooters, sustainable beehive projects, women’s lifestyle neurotechnology solutions and web plugins that fact check greenwashing claims, to name just a few.
Its member make life, too! There is a patch of outdoor space that connects all the vaults, studios and workshops where green-fingered members are welcome to hone their craft.
Makerversity also has some unique tech – in their workshops, they have a whole host of 3D printers. And, one of its members, DAM, has created one of the largest printers in the UK in the space. The company specialises in large-scale 3D printing using sustainable materials.
Makerversity isn’t just about the time that someone is with them – it is actively involved in the onward journeys of its members. Due to the wide reach of its network, it is often the first to find out about employment opportunities that could be of interest to its members. They use their various platforms to advise of job opportunities at institutions including Black Global Trust, Restart Project and the University of London, Goldsmiths.
Makerversity also runs a newsletter that rounds up news from each month, and shares opportunities and job offers for subscribers.
Members also enjoy a range of supplier discounts through Makerversity’s wide network.