My Life in WeWorld -
- 6 years ago
My Life in WeWorld -
6 p.m. Drop by a wine tasting at a bar on a residential floor
and meet Yehuda Silbermintz, a computer engineer working for a food-delivery start-up, Food to Heal.
5 p.m. Take the subway to the financial district and check into WeLive, the company’s apartment building at 110 Wall Street.
Take dinner up to the communal dining room and meet three brothers who have founded a protein-infused iced coffee company.
There is a spacious bathroom, plenty of closet space, a comfortable bed tucked into a discreet nook, a couch, a desk and a small kitchen.
WeWork may be best known for its co-working spaces, but the company has grand ambitions and is expanding into the hospitality and wellness industries.
6 p.m. Drop by a wine tasting at a bar on a residential floor
and meet Yehuda Silbermintz, a computer engineer working for a food-delivery start-up, Food to Heal.
5 p.m. Take the subway to the financial district and check into WeLive, the company’s apartment building at 110 Wall Street.
Take dinner up to the communal dining room and meet three brothers who have founded a protein-infused iced coffee company.
There is a spacious bathroom, plenty of closet space, a comfortable bed tucked into a discreet nook, a couch, a desk and a small kitchen.
WeWork may be best known for its co-working spaces, but the company has grand ambitions and is expanding into the hospitality and wellness industries.