Founded in 2012, Open Gov Hub is a coworking space created to bridge the gap between different sectors and organizations by encouraging shared work and collaboration to tackle challenges among different skill sets. Accordingly, the range of professionals working here — such as researchers, data analysts, communicators, technologists, lawyers and journalists — are all committed to driving positive change in their various fields and specialties.
Located in the heart of downtown Washington, D.C., Open Gov Hub offers a newly built, custom corner suite with abundant sunlight and a private patio. Specifically, the space spans 5,000 square feet and provides versatile conference and event areas for all needs. Membership options at this workspace include virtual office services, hot desk memberships for flexible workers, and dedicated desk memberships that come with convenient daily storage solutions. The various workspace options also provide height-adjustable desks, automatic standing desks, lockable cabinets at each desk and several call rooms for private conversations.
Meanwhile, the building itself grants 24/7 access to members, thereby allowing them to work when they feel most productive. Additionally, conference rooms accommodating between four and 40 individuals are available with writable walls or marker boards. The building also provides an event space that can host up to 100 attendees. Furthermore, alcohol and catering are permitted for events, and essential A/V equipment, built-in speakers and microphones are provided in the main event space. Likewise, other amenities — like high-speed internet, a private rooftop patio and wellness rooms — help enhance the work experience.
What’s more, Open Gov Hub's prime location places it within walking distance of iconic monuments. For instance, the newly renovated Franklin Square Park is just a block away and offers a refreshing spot to relax during or after work hours. Similarly, essential services — such as FedEx, a post office and UPS — are within two blocks. A wide array of quick eats, bars, restaurants, hotels, a CVS and a grocery store are also all accessible within walking distance. Finally, the location is also incredible for commuters as the space is a mere three blocks from McPherson Square Metro, five blocks from the Convention Center Metro, 10 minutes from Union Station and a 20-minute drive from DCA Airport.
Amenities
High-speed wifi
TV/Monitor
Catering
Available Workspaces
Event Space
Open Desk Coworking
Starting at
$35/day
Meeting Room
Dedicated Desk
Hours of Operation
Monthly memberships allow 24/7 access to our space.
For meeting rooms and day passes, please see our hours of operation.
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98/100
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100/100
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98/100
Biker's Paradise
Location
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Address:
1100 13th Street Northwest
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Neighborhood:
Downtown Washington
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City:
Washington, DC
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Zip Code:
20005
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a membership to work at a coworking space in Washington?
Generally, a coworking membership can be cost-effective for those who primarily work at a desk. However, if you only need occasional and short-term access to a coworking space, consider day passes or hourly subscriptions available at several coworking spaces in Washington.?Memberships are normally best-suited for long-term users as they are more affordable than hourly or daily subscriptions and they cater to varying needs. Additionally, many coworking spaces offer added benefits such as networking events, access to gyms, and other amenities, enhancing the overall coworking experience and fostering a vibrant and supportive community.
How many coworking spaces are in Washington?
Currently, there are 81 coworking spaces up for grabs in Washington. However, you can always expand your area of search based on your location or according to convenience. In some cases, you can even find coworking spaces in the suburbs or outside of the main business district.
What types of coworking spaces are available?
The majority of coworking spaces in Washington provide different types of working arrangements to suit both individual workers and teams. For instance, if you only need a space for a few days a month, you can opt for a desk in an open workspace or you can choose a dedicated desk if you plan to use it more regularly. Meanwhile, private offices are ideal for smaller teams that require more privacy, while meeting rooms are available in most locations and are equipped to host presentations, brainstorming sessions or client meetings.
Are there any pet-friendly coworking spaces in Washington?
Some coworking spaces have a pet-friendly policy, allowing you to bring your furry friend and keep them close during your workday. To make sure that you see all of the pet-friendly spaces, filter your search by selecting the “pet-friendly” filter when browsing options in Washington. Or, if you’re not completely sure, reach out to the operator to inquire about this policy.
Can I visit or tour the coworking space before making a decision?
In many cases, coworking spaces allow you to take a tour of the location before you fully commit to any type of membership. Some even have virtual tours that you can take from the comfort of your own home. These allow you to view the space, the floorplan, the different types of working arrangements, and the overall design and vibe of the space. This way, you can see if the space matches your needs to make an informed decision.
Open Gov Hub
Open Gov Hub
(202) 847-5513
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Why Choose Open Gov Hub
In business since: 2012
As a nonprofit co-working and event space, the Open Gov Hub is able to help over 70 organizations achieve an inordinate amount of savings each year.
