Published:
April 26, 2021
Take a look at Ryan Coburn, owner of the Aurora, Colorado Office Evolution, who was featured in the Sentinel Colorado this past week!
Ryan says a demand for flexible workspace has prompted him to launch a remodeling effort at his location that will add several “micro” offices to keep people apart in personalized spaces, bringing the number of offices to 29. And, despite the pandemic, his location has remained busy. Ryan says—
“Aurora business owners have continued to use their access fabs to move in and out of the 9,100-square-foot Southland space throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Most tenants maintained their leases and many continued coming to the building, which was permitted to remain open as an official source of business mail.”
Ryan’s Aurora location is bright, airy, and convenient! Right in the action of downtown Southlands, his location includes a 2,000 square-foot rooftop balcony overlooking the Town Square. Ryan hosts weekly events where his members and other professionals can network and share ideas.
Office Evolution members come to work in a safe space and get access to printers and copiers, a receptionist, phone services, and can drop in on several other locations across the Front Range if they need to travel for work.
Read about Ryan’s Office Evolution in Aurora in the Sentinel Colorado.
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