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Geekhouse Bikes Moving To MASSIVE Space You Can Come Too!
Written by Boston Biker on Jan 09Saw this on Geekhouse’s website. Seems Geekhouse is moving to a giant space, and they got space for you too!
Makers, manufacturers, artists, photographers, graphic designers, programmers, if you are the kind of person who is making something we are looking for you. HQ Boston is the premiere location in Boston for small to medium scale manufacturing. We have tens of thousands of square feet of space ready to be turned into your next workshop, studio, or work space. Space is able to be ordered in increments of 500ft, 1000ft and 2000ft, we can accept anyone from small hand crafted shops, to medium scale semi-industrial facilities.
This is flex space, you will be able to get more as your business grows HQ Boston also boasts two working freight elevators, a shared gallery and conference room, fun community setting, and best of all reasonable rent (for real!). We are also in the heart of the Boston innovation district one of the fastest growing areas in Massachusetts. HQ Boston will be for people who want to make things, people who value being green and bicycle friendly, who know the value of solid quality built products.
Also this amazing bit of video.
Headquarters Boston from Paper Fortress on Vimeo.
See more pics of the space here.
Also watch this space for more info
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