About Us
Our Mission
We reimagine the coworking experience as resident-first–replacing self-promotion with a residential sense of pride, ownership, and belonging.
Driven by our foundational belief in the inextricable relationship between great design and great outcomes, we give businesses room to thrive.
Personalization
Every space within our walls is agile and configurable. Whether a team of 2 or 20 – we’re built to cater to the express needs, usages, and demands of the brands we serve. Intelligent walls, unparalleled efficiencies, and unexpected design packages make moving in feel like moving up.
Work Life Balance
So much more than a coworking space – Woven surprises and delights with thoughtful touches, inspired spaces, unexpected perks, craft food and beverage, seamless outdoor access, on-site garage parking, events, and unfettered access to a vibrant community of diverse professionals.
Service First
Hospitality managed and minded, we believe in relationships over transactions. We’re not here to fill chairs, rent you an office, or talk about ourselves. Instead, we’re here to support a vibrant community of like-minded entrepreneurs looking to take their business, distributed workforce, or enterprise to the next level in inspired, responsive, and flexible spaces that put them first.
Designed for Growth
With an eye toward the future and always in lockstep with our community, once a resident has outgrown our space, our team of commercial real estate experts and interior construction and design specialists are here to help them find, customize, and furnish their own.
Visit Us in Las Vegas
Fueled by a passion for design, we seek out inspired architectural spaces, in vibrant settings, that are poised for restoration and renewal. Our flagship location can be found in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas at the corner of Las Vegas Blvd. and Carson Avenue – just one block south of historic Fremont Street.
Originally known as the Nevada Savings & Loan Building, Woven at 201 Las Vegas Blvd. South was designed in 1975 by famed local architects, Walter Zick and Howard Sharp, with a mid-century style emblematic of their many notable buildings throughout the city of Las Vegas.
