Amanda Hoover penned a piece in WIRED about how hyperlocal coworking spaces are cropping up in disused churches, schools and motorcycle garages to offer remote workers a place nearby to work from.

It explores how Michael Hartofilis bought and refitted a formed church that was set to be leveled into Main Space. It features commentary from Jonathan Wasserstrum (from Unwritten Capital who invested in Switchyards) that "coworking is a great product". It looks at Work Heights expansion to 7 hubs in Brooklyn, and how even WeWork had repurposed old buildings, a historic theatre and at some point a century-old ballroom.