Michael Tavani shares that Switchyards are opening their second ‘neighborhood work club’ in east Austin this March.

Bullpen Capital, who recently backed Switchyards shares a pretty interesting article about the company.

The shots fired? The piece is titled "Michael Tavani delivers what coworking never could".

Michael Tavani shares that Switchyards will open its first Houston location in September, at the former Buffalo Exchange space on the border of Montrose, River Oaks, and Upper Kirby. This marks their 30th existing location, having already opening in expansion cities including Austin, Denver, Kansas City, and Nashville, with a Dallas location opening at the end of August.

Unlike WeWork’s focus on companies, Switchyards targets individual remote workers with ~$100 monthly memberships offering 24/7 access, fast wifi, and quality coffee and tea. Memberships are capped due to the fact that the last 14 club openings sold out on day one.

Michael Tavani shared the video Atlanta-based filmmaker Ethan Payne made about the day in the life of Switchyards member Marvin Guelce.

While the video is (pretty darn) awesome, I do love how they are defining their own category of shared workspace, hitting hard at how they’re a 24/7 neighbourhood work club.