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Read our guide to find out what type of flexible workspace is offered by Ormeau Baths
The 15,000 sqft commercial property offers private offices for rent for teams of 4 to 10 persons.
The flexible rolling 3-month contracts allow a business to scale up into larger suites when the time is right and the rent is all-inclusive.
There is also a range of coworking memberships available at Ormeau Baths including both Hot Desk plans and Dedicated Desk plans where members can access their workspace 24/7.
Coworking members enjoy superfast Wi-Fi, unlimited tea and coffee, free black-and-white printing, meeting room credits and mail-handling services.
The shared workspace also has community kitchens and is equipped with bike storage and shower facilities.
A variety of meeting rooms can also be hired at Ormeau Baths that will seat up to 10 people
Each meeting room is kitted out with smart TVs, whiteboards and pens, with a great selection of coffees from the in-house café, Root & Branch.
Members can also hire the well-equipped event space at the property that will accommodate up to 140 guests.
The wheelchair-friendly 1,600 sqft venue is equipped with in-house audio-visual technology including a 4K laser projector, microphones and sound system, and catering services are available, too.
18 Ormeau Avenue, Belfast BT2 8HS
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About Ormeau Baths
Although its modern incarnation as a collaborative and supportive workspace was established in 2017, Ormeau Baths has been bringing ‘Belfast together since 1888’.
Originally built to provide public baths and swimming pools for the people of Belfast – many of whom didn’t have access to showers, baths or hot water – the 15,000 sqft commercial property in central Belfast has a fascinating past.
The classic red-brick style remained a bath house for over 100 years until it was closed in 1990.
Following funding from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland and Belfast City Council, in 1995, the property opened as a gallery and quickly came to be considered one of Ireland’s premier contemporary art spaces. It curated exhibitions by prominent international artists including Yoko Ono, Bill Viola, Hans Peter Kuhn, David Byrne, Willie Doherty and Alastair MacLennan.
It remained a gallery for 16 years until funding issues caused its closure.
In 2017, a group of entrepreneurs and members of Belfast’s business community came together to transform the building once again. This time into a coworking office space that has become the engine of Belfast’s tech start-up scene.
Within 5 years, it was home to over 200 artists, CEOs, developers, founders, podcasters, producers and start-ups, from a diverse range of sectors and disciplines.
For instance, Trov chose Ormeau Baths as its European headquarters office, and Energia has placed its innovation teams at the property.
Digital Catapult has built its state-of-the-art VR lab at the property, and the Best Of Belfast podcast is recorded in the building.
Pixel Mill, which is a branch of NI Screen, has built its game testing lounge at the building and also runs its incubator hub from it, too.
Ormeau Baths is also Belfast’s Barclays Eagle Labs coworking location.
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Why choose Ormeau Baths’ flexible workspaces and office space in Belfast?
The goal of Ormeau Baths is to provide both a physical space and a digital network between local and global entrepreneurs, organisations, institutions and investors.
And with over 200 member signups, and the creation of partnerships with Barclays Eagle lab, Dogpatch Labs, Techstart Northern Ireland and UK Business Angels Association (UKBAA), within its first 5 years, it is certainly succeeding.
The sense of community is amplified through regular networking and social events such as the Community Breakfast morning that is held on the first Monday of each month.
Member businesses benefit from the global reach of Ormeau Baths and its global network, and its online presence is used to spread awareness through the ‘Meet our Members’ video series.
Both individuals and businesses enjoy the unique support and access to funding that is made possible through Ormeau Baths.
The Founder Support Programme, for instance, offers Northern Irish founders a £50k equity investment along with mentoring support from Ormeau Baths and the Techstart Ventures team, as well as other benefits, including free coworking memberships in Belfast for 12 months.
Ormeau Baths is easy to access, too – there are several bus services that run down and close to Ormeau Avenue, Great Victoria train station is a few minutes walk away and Bankmore Street car park is just across the road.