Question 1

How much does The Work Project cost in Australia?

Accepted Answer

The Work Project averages AUD 881 per desk per month across its 48 listings in Australia.

That average spans private offices, coworking desks, enterprise suites and virtual offices in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth, so it is not the price of any single product. A virtual office or hot desk prices very differently from a private office for a team. The Work Project does not publish prices on its desk pages; each listing shows its price.

Question 2

Where are The Work Project locations in Australia?

Accepted Answer

The Work Project has six buildings listed in Australia: four in Sydney, one in Melbourne and one in Perth.
‚Ä¢ Sydney: 1 Farrer Place, 50 Bridge Street, 66 Goulburn Street and 100 Arthur Street
‚Ä¢ Melbourne: 80 Collins Street
‚Ä¢ Perth: 240 St Georges Terrace

Its site also lists a Brisbane location, which is not listed here.

Question 3

Can I rent a private office from The Work Project in Sydney?

Accepted Answer

Yes ‚Äî private offices are the main space The Work Project lists in Australia, with 40 of its 48 listings, and Sydney holds four of its six buildings.

It also lists three enterprise suites for larger teams. Every one of its buildings records furnished, air-conditioned space with 24/7 access and disabled access. Each listing gives the building and team size, and the operator confirms the layout and price.

Question 4

Does The Work Project offer coworking desks in Australia?

Accepted Answer

Yes ‚Äî The Work Project lists three coworking desks in Australia, and its site describes hot desk and dedicated desk plans.

Its site says a dedicated desk is a fixed desk with secure storage, while a hot desk is unassigned, with lockers as an add-on. Both plans include 24/7 access to the desk areas, meeting rooms and event spaces, refreshments, printing and lounges. Its site names Quay Quarter Tower, 100 Arthur Street and 66 Goulburn Street in Sydney for desks.

Question 5

Does The Work Project offer a virtual office in Australia?

Accepted Answer

Yes ‚Äî The Work Project lists two virtual offices in Australia, and its site describes them as a business address with mail handling and email notification of mail included.

Its site also offers receptionist services as an add-on. If you plan to use the address as a registered office, confirm the requirements with ASIC. Each virtual office listing names the building that provides the address.

Question 6

Does The Work Project have meeting rooms?

Accepted Answer

Yes ‚Äî meeting rooms are recorded in all six of The Work Project's buildings in Australia, included in the price at four and charged at two.

Its site lists boardrooms, conference, training, video-conference and huddle rooms for hire by the hour or the day, and asks for changes or cancellations at least three days ahead. Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; The Work Project arranges them at the centre.

Question 7

What is included at The Work Project in Australia?

Accepted Answer

Every one of The Work Project's six Australian buildings records 24/7 access, a kitchen, furnished space, air conditioning and disabled access.

Five of the six also record reception services, mail handling, printing facilities, a business lounge and parking in the building. Its site says extra charges apply only to optional services such as meeting-room hire and dedicated receptionist support.

Question 8

How long are The Work Project contracts in Australia?

Accepted Answer

The Work Project spaces in Australia can be taken on terms from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, agreed with the operator for each space.

Its site describes its desk plans as having flexible cancellation, while a private office or enterprise suite is usually agreed for a set term. The length, notice period and renewal arrangements are set out in the quote, and longer terms are usually priced differently.

Question 9

How do I book a tour of The Work Project in Sydney?

Accepted Answer

To tour The Work Project in Sydney, enquire on the listing for the building you want and the operator arranges a viewing.

Its site says tours run Monday to Friday from 9am to 6pm and that pre-booking is encouraged, although walk-ins are possible. With four Sydney buildings listed, comparing two of them is straightforward. Availability changes, so the operator confirms which offices can be shown.

Question 10

How do I book a tour of The Work Project in Sydney?

Accepted Answer

Enquire on the listing for the Sydney or other Australian building you are interested in, and The Work Project will arrange a tour. The provider says tours run Monday to Friday, from 9am to 6pm.

Bring your desk count, budget, preferred address and start date. All six buildings record furnished space, so a team can move in once terms are agreed and the paperwork is complete.