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The four people who run the floor

Four people work at 218 Arden Row. Between them they cover the tour, the memberships, the rooms and the building itself, so every question has somebody whose job it actually is.

A laptop, a cup of coffee, a notepad and two pencils arranged on a pale wooden desk.
The open-floor desks the four below look after between them. No photograph on this website shows a member or a member’s own desk.
  • A pair of hands typing on a laptop at a desk, with a plant standing behind the screen.

    Marisol Vega

    Founder and floor lead

    Opened the floor in 2019 and still runs the tour that starts most memberships. Works out which of the six plans fits the way a person actually works rather than the largest one on the list, and says plainly when a smaller plan would do the job.

  • Two people working side by side over a laptop and an open notebook at a shared desk.

    Trevor Nakashima

    Membership coordinator

    Handles enquiries, day passes and the move from a trial day to a monthly plan. Reads every enquiry against the published plans and replies with the one that fits, or says that none of the six does and why.

  • A hand resting on a laptop keyboard, photographed close in low, even light.

    Priya Raghunathan

    Meeting room and events coordinator

    Looks after the eight-seat room, the hourly bookings and the setup that goes with them. Confirms the layout, the display and the hourly figure when a hire is booked, so nothing about the room is a surprise on the day.

  • A hand on a computer mouse beside a keyboard and a monitor on a working desk.

    Colm Bradshaw

    Facilities and access lead

    Keeps the floor, the kitchen and the network running, and issues the key fobs that open the street door outside staffed hours. Every fob is recorded against a named member and cancelled on the day that membership ends.

Who covers what

The six plans are divided between the four. A visitor may ask for a particular person through the contact form; availability is confirmed separately.

A question about a plan, a room or a price

The contact form takes a question and sends it to the workspace. Book goes to the arrangements page; neither one starts a membership by itself.

Occasional notes from the workspace

An email address only, used to send occasional notes about the floor and the rooms. No offers chased by a countdown and no third party.

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