New coworking space opens in Docklands
Hatch Quarter is a new coworking space in the heart of the Docklands and it’s the ideal
workplace for startups looking to get serious. Founded by three local entrepreneurs Aiman Hamdouna, Moayad Hamdouna and Ophelie Mouton, this coworking space gets the balance between creativity and productivity just right.
Says Aiman Hamdouna, co-founder of Hatch Quarter: “HQ is a place where ideas can hatch and grow. Everyone has goals they want to achieve and we wanted to build a collaborative yet professional environment to help people reach their full potential.”
Hatch Quarter officially opened its doors this week and an eclectic crowd turned up to celebrate the launch of this innovative space. A healthy mix of freelancers, small business owners, creative professionals and tech startups along to show their support and check out the newly renovated space.
Aside from a shared 
office space with rentable desks, Hatch Quarter offers comfortably furnished collaboration areas, two event spaces, a kitchen, two meeting rooms and outdoor advertising screen. Even though it’s a cosy space, it feels bright and open thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook Etihad Stadium. Designed by Hatch Quarter’s first member, Mo Works Creative Agency, the 
space features custom made wooden desks, indoor greenery and splashes of gold.
The opening gave a snapshot of the kind of innovation and collaboration that Hatch Quarter will foster. Prominent startups Scann3D, producer of 3D virtual reality tours, and Eyes Decide, developers of webcam eye tracking technology, were among the crowd offering guests test runs of their cutting edge products. New real estate startup Keydom also came along to discuss its new property management platform. With these kinds of ideas being born beside you, it’s difficult not to be inspired.
Now the doors have officially opened, Hatch Quarter will be accepting applications from anyone wishing to join its new community. Permanent, part-time and casual memberships are available as well as the option to rent a ‘hot desk’ for a day.
To learn more about Hatch Quarter, click here.
8 Comments
looks pretty shit
…looks like it could be the staff room of an under-funded inner city school.
They need a ping pong table in there
This hero image does not justify the place. I checked their site and It is not what they are offering. It does look great.
Finally a co-working space in Docklands! Will be checking it out soon. Thank you for sharing.
Not for the rich and famous if you are looking to impress, but it is a great little work space to have small low key meetings. It has also been very helpful to know when I’ve been in docklands and need to use my laptop for an hour or two, that I can always find a desk Hatch Quarter
I always wanted to work in a youth hostel
coworking spaces have really grown in popularity during the past few years. It’s a great option especially for startups. In case you do want to explore options, you may want to check out https://www.findmyworkspace.com/blog-post/difference-serviced-offices-coworking-spaces/. It discusses the pros and cons of coworking spaces and serviced offices.