A workplace community, designed for builders of all backgrounds.
Our People
Field Day was designed for today’s working life — and our memberships and offerings reflect that.
Solo practitioners, small firms, remote employees, teams of two to twenty, and founders building something new.
What's Next
Solo professional
Typically joins as
Coworking
Sometimes
Desk
Or, meeting-driven
By the day
You work for yourself. Some combination of client work, project work, and the constant background activity of life. The kitchen table got old. The coffee shop is fine until it isn’t.
You want a place that takes your work seriously, because you do. A door that closes when the client call needs privacy. A bar to bring a prospect to.
— What you’d join
Typically Coworking — full-time access to the building, the workstations and lounges, and the programming. If you keep the same hours every day, Desk gives you a dedicated workstation. If your practice is meeting-driven, the by-the-day options may fit better.
Joins as
Coworking
Frequency
2 — 5 days / wk
Or
By the day
Partner in a small firm
Typically joins as
Office
Team size
2 — 8
Commitment
Month-to-month or 12-mo
A few colleagues, maybe a few employees, and it’s time for a better office than the coffee shop. A traditional lease feels like more commitment than the firm needs.
You want an office without the apparatus of having an office. A door, a sign, a place to bring clients.
— What you’d join
Office, sized to your team. Smaller offices fit two to four; larger ones fit five to eight. Private space, shared meeting rooms across the building, and the same hospitality and programming as the rest of the membership.
Joins as
Office
Team size
2 — 8
Commitment
Flexible
Remote employee
Typically joins as
Coworking
Often
Stipend-eligible
Anchor
2 — 5 days / wk
You work for a company headquartered somewhere else. The official answer is “remotely”; you’d like the practical answer to be a real place.
You want the structure and routine of going to work — a coffee already made, and people who recognize you.
— What you’d join
Typically Coworking, which gives you the building on the terms you want it. If you anchor most days, Desk is the next step up. Many remote employees treat Field Day as a stipend-eligible expense their employer covers.
Joins as
Coworking
Often
Stipend-eligible
Next step
Desk
Small team or company
Typically joins as
Office
Sized for
4 — 20 people
Commitment
Month-to-month
Four people, or eight, or fourteen. You’re building something in-person enough to need a place, without needing a corporate floor. The overhead of a real office isn’t where your team’s energy should go.
You want a private office you can move into next month, with the building’s infrastructure handling everything around it.
— What you’d join
Office, on month-to-month or short-term commitments. Field Day is built for teams in the four-to-twenty range. Meeting rooms that work, the Lobby Bar downstairs, and hospitality at a standard that makes the right impression.
Joins as
Office
Sized for
4 — 20
Term
Short-term ok
Founder
Joins as
Coworking → Office
As team grows
1 → 3 → 8
Fit
Roundtable · Cohorts
You’re early. The work is real but the company shape is still forming. You need a place to work, to bring co-founders, and to take meetings that don’t yet justify a corporate address.
Some of the most useful conversations of your year will be unplanned — in the Lobby Bar, with someone whose work is one step ahead of yours.
— What you’d join
Typically Coworking while the company is one to three people, and Office when the team grows past that. The programming — Founder Roundtable, business briefings, cohort courses — is built with founders in mind.
Joins as
Coworking → Office
Trajectory
1 → 3 → 8
Programming
Founder-first
Team or office leader
Typically books
By the day
Or members as
Office
Use
Trainings · briefings
You manage a team. You host trainings and client briefings. Sometimes you just need a non-corporate venue for an off-site — a room that doesn’t feel like the conference room everyone’s trying to escape.
The building handles the room, the coffee, the Wi-Fi, the catering. You handle the agenda.
— What you’d join
For one-off off-sites or trainings, the by-the-day meeting and event spaces fit cleanly. For recurring use, an Office membership gives standing access to the building, the rooms, and the Lobby Bar.
Books
By the day
Or
Office
Use
Off-sites
The membership page lays out the four tiers in detail. If you’d rather see the building first, a tour and working day at the building is the natural next step.
