According to a press release on February 19, The Collective, a luxurious brand owned by JustCo, has unveiled its first flagship co-working space in Tokyo. The space spans an impressive 24,000 square feet and is located in the GranTokyo South Tower, a towering 42-storey building in the prominent Marunouchi district of Chiyoda City. The building is conveniently situated near Tokyo Station, providing easy access to both Narita and Haneda airports.
The Collective takes inspiration from Tokyo Station and aims to offer a refined and comfortable workspace for its members. “We wanted to create a workspace that reflects the sophistication and warmth of a luxury voyage,” says the group.
Apart from the traditional hot desk area and meeting rooms, The Collective also provides private suites and larger enterprise suites with exclusive entrances and custom-designed workspaces. Each workspace is furnished with Herman Miller Aeron chairs and Benel adjustable desks, ensuring comfort and ergonomics for its members.
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For added convenience and relaxation, The Collective also features a TWG Tea Bar that serves refreshments throughout the day, as well as a “wellness sanctuary” where members can take a break from work. With these amenities, The Collective aims to offer a holistic and productive work environment for its members.