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The NS Coworking Space: Phone Booths, Desks, and Deep Work Setup

Inside the Network School coworking space: desk setups, phone booths for calls, internet speeds, and tips for productive deep work sessions.

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The Main Coworking Area

The Network School coworking space is set up in a large open-plan area with individual desks, communal tables, and co...

The Network School coworking space is set up in a large open-plan area with individual desks, communal tables, and comfortable seating. The space is air-conditioned and has reliable WiFi throughout. Most desks have power outlets and enough space for a laptop and external monitor. The atmosphere is generally focused during work hours, with an informal quiet policy that most members respect. The space fills up during peak hours between 9 AM and 5 PM but there is usually a seat available since members keep varied schedules.

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Phone Booths and Private Call Areas

For video calls and phone meetings, the coworking space includes dedicated phone booths. These are small enclosed rooms with a desk, chair, and power outlet, designed for one person to take calls without disturbing others. They are available on a first-come basis and are most in demand during morning hours when members connect with US and European time zones. During busy periods you may need to plan calls around booth availability or use your private room if you have NS Pro.

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Deep Work Culture

One of the underrated aspects of the NS coworking space is the ambient productivity that comes from being surrounded by motivated people. Many members are building startups, shipping code, or working on creative projects, and the energy is contagious. There are no formal quiet hours, but the community self-regulates well. Headphones are common and conversations happen in designated social areas rather than at the desks. The combination of structured meals and workout times naturally creates blocks of focused work time.

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Tips for Getting the Most Out of It

Bring a good pair of noise-cancelling headphones. If you use an external monitor, bring it with you since they are not provided. Arrive early if you want a specific desk since there are no assigned seats. Use the phone booths for calls rather than taking them at your desk. Some members prefer to work from the pool area or outdoor spaces for a change of environment during the afternoon. You can apply at ns.com to experience the coworking setup and decide whether it suits your work style during your first cohort month.

WiFi speeds at NS average 100-200 Mbps download during off-peak hours

Source: Member reports

Phone booths are available on a first-come basis and are most in demand 9 AM - 12 PM

Source: Network School

The coworking space is not fancy, but the ambient productivity of being surrounded by builders is worth more than any WeWork membership.
Danny Castonguay, NS member/blogger
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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Network School have phone booths for video calls?

Yes, the coworking space has dedicated phone booths with a desk, chair, and power outlet. They are first-come, first-served and most in demand during morning and late evening hours.

Are there assigned desks at Network School coworking?

No, seating is unassigned. The space fills up between 9 AM and 5 PM but there is usually a seat available since members keep varied schedules.

Does Network School provide external monitors?

No, external monitors are not provided. Bring a portable monitor if you need a second screen, or purchase one from Shopee or Lazada after arriving.

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