Kris Krug has been kind enough to start a WorkSpace photo set in flickr.  If you didn't catch his comment, you can check it out here.

Kris Krug came by 21 Water St. yesterday to check out the progress and snap a few pictures.

We had a lot of press yesterday from all these different blogs.  Kris and Megan and I also did a back alley video blog, which is up on YouTube.  And we acquired our third member, Warwick Patterson.

Huge thanks to Robert Scales of Raincity Studios for purchasing the first two Workspace memberships.  They'

Our idea for a shared office came from spending a lot of time with a laptop and a latte on a small and noisy table.  As fun as our city’s coffee shops may be, they don’t always make for the ideal work environment.

One of the things I like about business is the great people you get to work with.  Niall McClelland is definitely one of those people.  He has done our logo so far (top left), and he'll be collaborating with Raincity on our web-page.  Niall has done work for Sprite, Element Skateboards, Adbusters and Kokanee to name a few.

You can check out his work here and here, or on the latest Kokanee cans.

It seems like the entire block across from us is under renovations.  The project is called "Terminus" and they're turning it into 46 liveable suites.  They're obviously keeping the facades, which are quite beautiful.  The big selling point, from what I can see, is that each unit has a distinct floor-plan.  If they stay true to the old Gastown style, they'll no doubt make good neighbors.

I'm thrilled to finally announce that Workspace will be located at 21 Water St., in the heart of Gastown.  It took months and months of searching and negotiating before we were able to find the right deal and the right location.  All the major hurdles have been crossed and now Workspace is moving from a napkin plan to reality.