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CitizenSpace

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Citizen Space was the labor of love of Chris Messina and Tara Hunt of Citizen Agency. From September 2006 until November 2006, they negotiated, dreamt, built, bought and created a space that they could call home and thought others could, too. See how they built it out! In March 2011 Citizen Space was acquired by Toby Morning, CEO and Founder of Urban Technology Ventures, a seed investor in minority tech ventures. 

 

Address: 

425 2nd St at Harrison

Suite 100 (we've moved! March 2009)

San Francisco, CA 94107

Citizen Space

 

(Note: Most up to date information can be found at our website http://citizenspace.us )

 

Hours: 

Mostly 10 am - 6 pm Mondays to Friday

If you are planning on dropping by, please give us a ring on the house phone to see if anyone's here. +1.415.992.5839

Or drop us a line (contact at citizenspace dot us).

 

Events: 

We'll post our new event policy soon.

 

3 levels of residency: 

Monthly Resident = $425/month

Coworking Lite = $300/month

Drop-ins = $20 a day

 

Monthly resident = $425

includes:

  • your very own desk ... store your 'stuff'... nobody else sits there without your permission
  • your very own key & key fob to give you 24hr access to the space
  • free booking time of the conference room, lounge, space for events (as long as it's not already in use)
  • space for third parties to come in and collaborate with you (unlimited)
  • wifi, power, furniture (except for you bring a nicer chair if you wish), coffee, water, office 'perks' (like beer and wine and snacks and stuff) and other utilities
  • use of the projector, fax, whiteboards, flipcharts and printer (and other office equipment as it is added)
  • growing library of cool resources: books, publications, software, etc.

 

you are expected to:

  • respect the space of the others occupying Citizen Space
  • be a groovy cat: digging a higher purpose in life
  • be cool with the plentitude of events that are going on in the space (you will be warned, don't worry)
  • carry renter's insurance

 

Number of residents = 20

 

Coworking Lite = $300

includes:

  • your very own key & key fob that will give you 24 hour access
  • free booking time of the conference room, lounge, space for events (but the full-time tenants get first right of refusal)
  • space for third parties to come in and collaborate with you (unlimited)
  • wifi, power, furniture, coffee, water, office ‘perks’ (like beer and wine and snacks and stuff) and other utilities
  • use of the projector, fax, whiteboards, flipcharts and printer (and other office equipment as it is added)
  • growing library of cool resources: books, publications, software, etc.

 

you are expected to:

  • respect the space of the others occupying Citizen Space
  • be a groovy cat: digging a higher purpose in life
  • be cool with the plentitude of events that are going on in the space (you will be warned, don't worry)

 

Number of coworkers = 20

 

 

Drop in friends = FREE FOR YOUR FIRST TRY, $20 AFTER

includes:

  • any available space to sit, squat or pull up a desk in the common area (resident's desks are off limits)
  • wifi, power, coffee (although it would be cool to replenish it if you drink a lot) and water
  • the presence of really tuned in, smart, interesting people
  • ability to check out books

 

you are expected to:

  • respect the space of the others occupying Citizen Space
  • be a groovy cat: digging a higher purpose in life
  • never steal stuff 'cause your karma will be seriously slapped
  • collaborate with others in the space
  • find a way to give back to the universe what you are receiving today

 

Number of friends = 40 or so at any given time (events may expand this)

 

Events = negotiable

We will also entertain the idea of you holding events in our space. The types of events we desire are:

 

  • movie nights (we are having these anyway)
  • book club meetings
  • demos
  • hackathons (like mashpit)
  • meetings
  • non-profit events
  • seminars
  • 'salons'
  • art shows
  • acnezine
  • book launches
  • meetups
  • wine and cheese tastings