coworking space

AlterWork Studios will offer access to pottery kilns, sewing machines, screen-printing and more.

Ionyc will provide access to tools and workspace and will be located at a local community center.

Operating Manager Roger Saad said the space will make it easier for local small businesses to launch.

The Artist Co-Op will offer two rehearsal rooms, a lounge area, locker rentals and other amenities.

The company is leasing 64,000 square feet of space over five floors in a building on West 43rd Street.

Audrey Gelman and business partner Lauren Kassan are opening the coworking club on East 20th Street.

A/D/O at 29 Norman Ave. will open to the public late this summer, its owners said.

Alley is opening its latest coworking space at 119 W. 24th St. in Chelsea.

LaunchPads, which opened in 2014, will add more private offices and shared coworking spaces.

The gym featuring co-working spaces and climbing walls will open later this summer in LIC.

Brooklyn Creative League is expanding, and Coworkrs opens Aug. 1 as demand grows for co-working space.

Steven Stromer wants to create a community center, coworking space and more in the Union Street space.

The first New York location for Industrious will open in mid-March in Prospect Heights.

Launchpads, 60 Bay St., will give people a chance to get out of their homes and coffee shops and work.

Dean Machine will charge $425 a month for cubicles accessible 24 hours a day.