The Tramshed Project is a new multi-faceted hub with space to co-work and get creative, try cultural and wellbeing classes, as well as offering a weekend bottomless brunch and Sunday roast.

It’s housed in the iconic grade II listed Tramshed building in the centre of Shoreditch currently under year-long residency and has a community-focused mission statement. As well as providing a support network to local founders, freelancers and small businesses, the project works with local charities by serving as a food donations distribution hub. It’s also supporting A Plate For London, a grass roots organisation aimed at tackling food poverty in London created by Tramshed Project founder Dominic Cools-Lartigue during the Covid-19 lockdown.

Because things are all a little bit tricky at the moment, The Tramshed Project isn’t using a membership service, so you can just come and go as a solo worker for free. If you’d like to book a booth for your team to use for the whole day, that service is priced at £50. You can also hire the library space for small functions (restrictions permitting, of course) if you email the team directly.

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