Known for its luxurious offices and workspaces, kwerk continues to roll out its offering at the heart of the Paris central business district. After a first address launched in 2016 on rue de la Bienfaisance, in the 8th arrondissement, followed by kwerk Haussmann in 2017 and kwerk Madeleine (2019) - is moving to 18 rue de Courcelles.
Called kwerk Saint-Honoré, the venue offers more than 6,000 m² of customised office space and 1,110 m² of outdoor space with, for the first time, a 90-seat restaurant reserved for members of the kwerk network and their guests, run by Brazilian chef Alessandra Montagne. With a large terrace planted with trees and a private room for intimate business meals, it is open from breakfast to aperitif time, and its menu features Mediterranean-inspired cuisine, as well as products from the Ile-de-France region, in a locavore and organic spirit.
Monumental lobby and contemporary design, "dream forest" as the entrance hall a creative concept for every floor, right up to the rooftop The kwerk Saint-Honoré remains true to its luxury DNA, with each customer able to choose the surface area they require - from 9 to 400 m2 per floor - as well as the organisation of their space. But the space also reflects developing well-being at work of its members through its Wellworking programme, one of kwerk's signature elements combining yoga or Pilates classes, boxing, meditation rituals and Ayurvedic treatment.
The kwerk Saint-Honoré has over 550 m² of dedicated space, with two rooms for group classes, a room with Technogym cardio machines, a room for massages and meditation, plus nine changing rooms with individual bathrooms. which has its business counterpart in the form of a "kwerk Saint-Honoré". creativity room" It's a social space where teams can stimulate their creativity. A team of ten people, in the style of luxury hotels, is dedicated to running all the services in the centre.
After this inauguration, other openings are to be expected. " With its new positioning, kwerk aims to double its total surface area in Paris within three years and to expand into the English market in London" said Lawrence Knights, co-founder of kwerk.
