42,000 sq ft of exposed brick, reclaimed timber and riveted steel inside a converted 1912 iron foundry. Hot desks, private studios and everything in between — with gigabit fiber, bottomless coffee and a floor full of people building things.
Day passes from $35 · 12 desks free this month · No deposit
Four ways to work here — from a seat you grab on the way in, to a floor with your name on the door. Every membership is month-to-month after a single first term, and you can upgrade, downgrade or pause with 30 days' notice.
Any open seat, on any floor, whenever you land.
$249/ month
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
1 person · Mon–Fri 07:00–21:00
Start a hot deskYour own desk, your own pedestal, your own hours.
$449/ month
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
1 person · 24/7 · desk stays yours
Reserve a deskA lockable room with a door that closes properly.
$1,190/ month
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
1–4 people · from 110 sq ft
See studiosA whole floorplate, fitted out and wired for your crew.
$3,600/ month, from
Billed monthly · 12-month term
8–60 people · 12–60 month terms
Talk to leasingGigabit fiber and Wi-Fi 6E, filtered water, printing credits, phone booths, the roof terrace, member Slack, and every community event we run.
Going away for a month or three? Freeze any tier for up to 90 days a year — your desk or studio stays blocked, your billing stops, your mail gets held.
Our first 200 members keep 2019 pricing for life, plus two guest passes a month and first refusal on any studio that frees up.
Month-to-month after the first 3-month term · 30 days' notice to change or cancel · No joining fee
We bought the fast pipe, the good espresso machine and the soundproofing so you don't have to. Twelve things every member gets from day one — no add-on tiers, no meeting-room invoices.
Dual-carrier gigabit fiber, wired ports at every desk seat, and mesh Wi-Fi 6E tuned floor by floor. 99.98% uptime over the last four quarters.
Dedicated-desk tiers and above get round-the-clock entry on a rolling keycard, with lighting, HVAC and security on after-hours schedules. Night owls, welcome.
From a two-person huddle spot to a 14-seat boardroom with a 75-inch display. Booked in the member app, credited to your tier.
Single-occupancy, ventilated, acoustically sealed cabins for calls that can't be overheard and sprints that can't be interrupted.
Rotating single-origin espresso, batch brew, loose-leaf tea and a cold tap — all free, from 07:00 until the last member leaves.
A working bar and 60-seat communal table in the old loading bay — where the coffee is made, the lunches get eaten and half our collaborations actually start.
Fully lined recording-grade booths for podcasting, demo calls and voiceover work — with USB-C docks, boom arms and a ring light already in the wall.
Duplex colour laser printing, A0 plotter, guillotine, shredder and a laminator. Monthly page credits on every tier, top-ups at cost.
A quiet room with a daybed and no screens, plus six private showers and towel service for the run-commuters and the late-night crowd.
Indoor racks for 60 bikes with a repair stand and pump, EV chargers in the loading dock, and a car-share bay reserved for members.
4,000 sq ft on top of the foundry with heat lamps, long tables and two grills — bookable for team hires, mandatory for Friday afternoons in summer.
Breakfasts, workshops, gallery nights and the Foundry Friday social. Two to four events a week, all free, all on the member calendar — see what's coming up next.
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Floor 02 · The Rivet Hall
The main working floor: two long riveted desk runs under the original crane rail, tall factory windows on the north side, and enough room between seats that nobody's on a call six inches from your ear. Hot desks work on a first-come basis; sit anywhere the light is green in the app.
Two to four events a week, all included in membership, most open to guests. Workshops, breakfasts, meetups and the occasional badly-organised but well-attended dodgeball game.
Twelve seats, one long table, no pitching. Bring a problem you're stuck on and leave with three people who've hit it before.
Three hours of token architecture, theming and component contracts with the team behind a 400-screen product. Laptop required, opinions optional.
Four product leads on what actually made it to production this year, what quietly got killed, and how they measured any of it. Q&A until they stop asking.
Pot up three desk plants with a Greenpoint nursery grower, then take them back to a floor that desperately needs them. Soil under the fingernails included.
Forty-five minutes of guided mobility on the roof before the first stand-up of the day, followed by the strongest batch brew we make.
Every floor becomes a gallery for one night: thirty member artists, designers and photographers, a bar in the loading bay, and the freight elevator running the tours.
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Pick a date and a time and we'll hold it. Tours run seven days a week and take about twenty-five minutes — ask for the roof and we'll take you up there too.
October 2026Pick a day to see what's free
Two blocks off the Greenpoint Avenue stop, four minutes from the ferry, and a ten-minute walk from the best dumplings in Brooklyn. There is a loading dock — tell us when your freight is coming.
40.7305° N · 73.9520° W · W3W: ///hive.rivet.amber
4 min walk · India St exit
6 min walk · 1 stop to E 34th
12 min · A / C to Manhattan
5 min drive · dock parking
Studios, freelancers, seven-person agencies and one person who restores antique typewriters on the fourth floor. Here's what a few of them say about the place.
We moved from a glass tower in Midtown and halved our rent. Our clients now ask to have the meetings here instead. The Rivet Hall is the only office I've worked in where people actually want to stay past six.
I run a two-person studio and we needed a door more than a view. The private studio gave us a real address, a lockable room and the good coffee — for less than one seat cost back in Manhattan.
I joined for the fiber and stayed for the people. Two of my three biggest contracts came out of a Thursday talk in the event hall. That is not a thing you can buy in a WeWork lobby.
Come and see it first. Tours run every day, take about 25 minutes, and end on the roof with a coffee whether you sign or not.