The Rise of Niche Coworking Spaces

Calling all coworking enthusiasts! Coworking spaces have evolved beyond the traditional office setting, and many unexpected niches have emerged to cater to specific industries, interests, or lifestyles. So do you crave a space that’s more than just a desk and a chair?

From seniors to gamers, artists to nomads, these unique coworking spaces are redefining what it means to work together. Here are a few juicy, unexpected coworking niche spaces that are sure to “wow” you!

Female-forward coworking

Here at GCUC, we love nothing more than celebrating the women who make it happen. Check out The Coven located in Minneapolis, The Allbright in London and Charley Cowork in Denver. These are just a few of the many spaces across the globe that are creating a safe and supportive environment for women to work, network, and grow their businesses.

Coworking for entrepreneurs

As an entrepreneur, you’re probably no stranger to the challenges of building a business from the ground up. From navigating the ups and downs of the market to staying ahead of the competition, it can be a daunting task. Ampersand Studios in Miami and Nashville, General Provisions in Fort Lauderdale, Roam in Atlanta and Dallas, and Thrive Coworking located across 5 states, are just a few examples of spaces that can provide a community of like-minded individuals to support you every step of the way.

Wellness-Oriented Spaces

In today’s fast-paced and often stressful work environment, it’s easy to neglect our physical and mental well-being. What if you could combine your work and wellness goals in one place? The Wilderness Fitness & Coworking in Minneapolis, Primary in New York City and Fora in London promote physical and mental well-being, while also providing a productive and collaborative work environment. Your body and mind will thank you after visiting these spaces!

Coworking + Recording Studios

As a musician, content creator, or podcast recorder, finding the right space to create, collaborate and connect with others can be a challenge. That’s where coworking spaces come in, a unique and innovative solution that combines the benefits of coworking with the needs of the recording industry. Cohere Coworking in Colorado offers musicians the perfect collaboration and inspiration they need to grow, connect and thrive. Grindhaus Studios in Charlotte, NC and Recordical offers the perfect opportunity for independent musical artists to explore the coworking world

The Art of Collaboration

Every artist has different needs, which is why fostering a community in an artistic-focused space can facilitate collaboration and accelerate success. Whether you’re a photographer, an artist that works with ceramics or textiles, or need a space for painting and product design, the diversity of talent and exchanges of ideas is guaranteed to come by joining a coworking space. For inspiration, try Guild Row in Chicago or Fort Houston in Nashville.

The Write Crowd

Whether you’re a novelist, journalist, or blogger, you need a space that inspires creativity, fosters productivity, and provides the right tools to help you bring your ideas to life. By providing a supportive and stimulating environment, coworking spaces for writers can help overcome writer’s block, stay motivated and produce your best work. A quiet workspace designed for writers and creatives in California, theOFFICE, or Flatiron Writers Room in Asheville might be just what a writer needs.

The law-firm of the future

Law-specific coworking spaces are a new and innovative way for lawyers and law firms to work together, share resources, and provide better service to clients. By offering a unique combination of amenities, services, and community, these spaces are helping to transform the legal industry and improve the way lawyers work. Whether you’re a solo practitioner or a large law firm, law-specific coworking spaces like esq.suites in Miami, Law Firm Suites in New York or Firmspace located in multiple states like Texas and Georgia. can help you take your practice to the next level.

Inclusive Workspaces

Coworking spaces that prioritize diversity and inclusivity are essential for creating a welcoming and productive environment for individuals from all backgrounds. The global Impact Hub, offers regular workshops and training sessions on topics such as unconscious bias, microaggressions, and allyship. Equal Space in New Jersey creates a multicultural space for diversity and inclusivity that benefits both members and the broader community. Huckletree, located in London, Manchester and Dublin is committed to helping the world’s most innovative businesses thrive, while building inclusive workspace experiences for all members.

Coworking for Veterans

Many coworking spaces offer discounted or free membership to veterans, recognizing the sacrifices they’ve made and the challenges they face in transitioning to civilian life. In 2017, WeWork launched the national Veterans in Residence program alongside Bunker Labs, a non-profit organization that helps military veterans and their families grow their business. Other coworking spaces like the Veteran Women’s Enterprise Center in Dallas have used coworking to recognize and celebrate veterans, providing a sense of pride and belonging.

Parents & Co

The traditional 9-to-5 schedule can be a challenge for working parents, who often struggle to balance their professional and personal responsibilities. That’s why innovative coworking spaces are taking it to the next level by offering childcare services on-site. If you’re a parent looking for time to focus on work without stress, BubbaDesk in Australia, Bloom CC + CO in New Jersey or Nido Coworking in Durham are perfect for you.

These examples of unexpected coworking niche spaces are proof that the coworking revolution is all about diversity, inclusivity, and creativity.

At GCUC, we like to emphasize there is something for everyone and we recommend attending our events to see it for yourself! We’re headed to Boston in April, we’d love to have you join us. Tickets can purchase tickets here to save your spot.