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1515 Plumas Street, Reno, United States View on Map
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High-Speed WiFi 
Heating 
Air Conditioning 
Standing Desks 
Ergonomic Chairs 
Lounge / Chill-out Area 
Outdoor Terrace 
Kitchen 
Podcasting Room 
Skype Room 
Makerspace 
Personal Lockers 
Showers 
Phone Booth 
Free Drinking Water 
Free Coffee 
Free Tea 
Events 
Workshops 
Community Lunches 
Community Drinks 
Facebook Group for Members 
Slack Channel For Members 
Mentorship Programs 
Dual / Single Monitors 
Sound Recording Equipment 
Printer 
Scanner 
Photocopier 
3D Printer 
Projector 
Microphone 
Greenscreen 
Recording Studio 
Library 
Dog-friendly 
Free parking on premise 
Bike Parking 
5 Minute Walk From Public Transit 
Wheelchair Accessibility 
24hr member access 
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1515 Plumas Street, Reno, United States
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Location, people, community, events, resources, fiber, podcast studio, covered patio, garden, and more!
With all the different coffee methods, there is a lot of variety for staying caffeinated at the Reno Collective. The layout and different spaces creates a number of different environments that suits most needs. The history of the space is exciting and the community contributes to a creative atmosphere were people come together to get stuff done!
Reno Collective was Northern Nevada's first coworking space and it continues to set the bar that other spaces try to reach. Its environment never feels contrived or overly tech-y, but rather friendly and welcoming to all who choose to cowork in the unique space. Formerly an 80's recording studio loving named "Granny's", the building looks like a three-story Victorian home, complete with multiple rooms where artists would stay while recording and mastering an album. When Reno Collective decided to move into the space, ownership opted to keep the studios and sound isolation rooms intact, providing large, QUIET open spaces (where I most often choose to work). Sound isolation booths were also kept and are great for phone calls and video conferencing and the remaining rooms have been converted into offices for residents and teams. The Collective hosts events and occasional classes, and regular member meetups keep a sense of community without it feeling forced.
It's nice to work within an established community. I'd say at least 50% of my work comes from Reno Collective referrals. My clients and I also have access to a rare, reliable, and valuable talent pool. I enjoy the space, and the people I work around.
I've been a member since 2015. The location has moved once since then. We have a beautiful spot in midtown, walking distance from. Coffee-shops, Pizza, Thai food, Bars and a few other restaurants. There's fiber Internet access, some good variety of seating and environment, 2 main meeting rooms, in addition to phone rooms, a podcast studio, and a larger flexible use space / maker room. There's a full kitchen, fridge, stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, free coffee, espresso & tea (coffee and espresso machines), filtered water (cold and hot for tea) In the summer time we have outdoor tables, a garden, lawn, bike racks and outdoor events. There are community events most months, BBQs in the summer (with vegan options), meditation classes, podcast classes, accountability groups (to help people be better freelancers, more happy and/or productive) The space is community driven for those who want to take ownership. The garden for instance was started by members who were interested in starting one. We all have that freedom to suggest a thing and (with some limitations) make the space better. We have a great on-line chat for the space with channels for many of our interests and general announcements. You're also welcome to host meetups or other meetings/classes (or join the existing ones). I've also personally made a number of clients through working here. Feel free to let people know you're looking for work and what you do, we have a chat channel for that, and of course meeting people and talking goes a long way (as long as you're not interrupting them). Since I've been here a while and have gotten myself involved more, I've become a deputy member. There are a few deputies during business hours which means, we aren't employees of the Reno Collective, and we try to be good community members, assisting people who are having trouble day to day things, printers, network, make sure the dishes get done, and answering any questions we can.
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