Creative Coworking
Building 20 is a cozy shared studio space for designers, illustrators and other creative people in the heart of Winston-Salem.
Our goal is to grow the community both professionally and personally. While there are several options for coworking in Winston-Salem, none are built specifically for creatives. Building 20 is a new coworking space developed by creatives for creatives.
What does that look like?
Hot desks and comp areas for makers
A conference area and presentation tools for meetings
A shared high-end color printer for presentations
Places to pin-up and discuss work
A library for inspiration
High-speed wifi
Ample parking
Mail drop for packages and deliveries
A location in a fun neighborhood next to a coffee house, indy bookstore and vintage shop, with several bars and restaurants right around the corner
And most importantly, community. That means teams for projects. Plugging into a network for help. Opportunities to get started, get feedback and get work done.
Our goal is to be the physical address for creativity when local businesses need insights (and creatives to help them grow).
We’ve got big plans for our small space and we want you to know you’re always welcome. Come knock on our door, we’ve been waiting for you!
Membership Levels
Good vibes happen here. Building 20 is an open, comfortable, unpretentious space built to help you get your work done and enjoy yourself in the process.
Package levels include:
Monthly (includes 24/7 access) - $250
Weekly (working hours access) - $90
Part-Time (up to 3 days per week, working hours access) - $65
Daily drop-ins (working hours access) - $25
Crits, workshops, meet-ups and events (timing and pricing TBD)
Looking for a new situation?
If you’re a talented person who works well with others, looking to support and be supported by a caring group, apply to become a member. We enjoy making new friends!
Call or text Elliot Strunk at 336.407.6769 or use the form below to learn more!
What’s with the name?
Building 20 was a famous location on MIT’s campus that was an incubator for breakthrough ideas due to all the creative collisions that happened there. We want to embrace that same spirit with our space.