Coworking is about people who want to work with other people.
Work Club was founded on a simple realization: while remote and hybrid work offers amazing flexibility, it often comes with the unexpected cost of isolation.
For professionals and entrepreneurs in the South Hills of Pittsburgh, finding a workspace that offered genuine community felt impossible. Existing options were either inconveniently located in the city or felt like impersonal seas of private offices, lacking the vibrant connections that make work fulfilling.
Chris Roberts, a local entrepreneur living in Bridgeville, experienced this firsthand. He saw a clear need for a better way to work– a place grounded in the local community, designed for people first, and built on shared values. This is the spark that ignited Work Club.
To be people first, you have to invite others
into your process.
Our journey has been one fueled by over 100+ interviews, public design sessions, and continued refinement with early members.
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We're just getting started.
Make it easy: Removing barriers to membership, accessing the space, and connecting with others.
Break the ice: Actively creating opportunities for members to meet and build relationships comfortably.
Everyone should be known: Fostering a sense of belonging where individuals feel seen and valued.
Be flexible: Providing an environment that supports diverse work styles and changing needs.
Give & take: Encouraging a culture of mutual support, where members help each other succeed.
Be respectful: Focusing on shared ground and approaching differences with grace.
Founding Members
Work Club is more than just a place to work; it's a collaborative project designed to create the ideal work environment for the South Hills. Here are a few of the people you can get to know at Work Club:
