Coworking
Coworking desks, offices, and event space
Ask us about our new COVID-19 guidelines and coworking space.
The Propeller Coworking space is located in the heart of the city at 4035 Washington Avenue, minutes away from the Central Business District, Uptown, and Mid-City.
Propeller is a coworking office for small businesses, nonprofits, freelancers, and foundations. We are home to over 50 organizations and 100 individuals.
Cowork with us for the day, the week, or as a monthly member.
We also offer personal desks for small teams or individuals looking for a permanent workspace to set up shop.
Our lounge space offers comfortable seating for meetings, meeting a deadline, or socializing.
We have quiet and spacious conference rooms for your team meetings.
Propeller has bike racks and free off-street parking for your convenience.
Get here early or stay late. Our normal business hours are M–F, 9am–5pm, but 24/7 access is available to all our monthly members and to anyone for a small, additional fee.
Building Updates
Our coworking facility is temporarily closed for coworking and events due to Hurricane Ida repairs and renovations. We will be opening back up as soon as we can! If you are interested in a coworking membership or hosting an event, please contact us today through this form or by emailing Coworking Facility Manager Sean Kline (skline@gopropeller.org and phone number), so we can get to know you and your space needs. As soon as we are open, you will be first on the list to know!”
COVID-19 Updates & Guidelines
At Propeller, we value the health and safety of our team, guests, and community. We have implemented the following procedures to ensure the cleanliness of our facility: required masks upon entry, socially-distanced coworking desks and private offices, sanitation stations, and the frequent cleaning and sanitizing of shared spaces–such as our bathrooms and conference rooms.
Our current COVID-19 Event Policy is as follows:
- No social events (business events/meetings only)
- 15 people maximum
- No food or drink allowed
- Masks are required at all times (including inside of Large Conference Room)
In addition, our Small Conference room is currently closed. To learn more about event restrictions, visit the Event Spaces section below.
Our Community
We are a passionate community of entrepreneurs, freelancers, and professionals. At Propeller, we have built a space for people who care about New Orleans and get things done. Ask us about our available desks and offices.
Work Spaces
We have a variety of available spaces to rent, from single day visits to personal desks and private offices. Potential members can fill out our interest form, and we’ll get in touch.
Event Spaces
Our spaces double as a multi-purpose event venue, from one-on-one meetings to events. Our spaces are open to the public, and discounts are included in all Propeller Coworking memberships. Due to COVID-19, events are currently limited to a maximum of 25 guests.
Get In Touch
You can stop by for a visit or reach out to schedule a tour with our Coworking Operations Manager, Sean Kline, at skline@gopropeller.org or (504) 338-8688. We’ll walk you through our workspace and event options and help you figure out which options are right for you.
Commitment to Equity
At Propeller, we are committed to supporting a diverse community of entrepreneurs that upholds equity and sustainability across all of our practices, from our programs to how we source our event vendors.
We encourage all Coworking members to reference our Equitable Event Guide for guidance on how to implement equitable and/or sustainable practices when hosting an event.
Our History
In January 2012, Propeller opened its Coworking building at 4035 Washington Avenue in partnership with Green Coast Enterprises, who developed the space. Once a tire and rim shop, the building served as an anchor in Green Coast’s project to revitalize the intersection of Washington and S. Broad. Today, in the culmination of a ten-year plan between Propeller and Green Coast, the nonprofit Propeller owns and operates its own building. Its neighbors have grown to include many Green Coast tenants such as a community health center, local bakery, craft beverage producers, the LGBT Community Center, and an innovative K-12 school. This activity has inspired follow up investments like the Bohn Ford Building.