Yes. Yes we do.
The City of Austin has generously decided to let us build LaunchPad Coworking. There’s an official permit that our general contractor has to pick up to post onsite, but some of the info is online. Here’s the meaty bits of our shiny new building permit.
Can you say All Systems Go?

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I’m happy to announce that we’ve officially signed our first cash investor — my dad, Augie Gomoll. Both my parents have been huge supporters of LaunchPad Coworking. My dad has eagerly examined all the drawings, all the plans, and every blog post. He even follows me on Twitter, and more recently, FriendFeed.

I was visiting family […]

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Don’t forget to RSVP for the Coworking Meetup tonight at 7pm at the Hotel San Jose. You don’t even need to be registered for SXSWi to attend.
If you’ve registered via upcoming.org, a Meetup RSVP would really help the San Jose staff up for tonight.
I’m sure looking forward to seeing everyone! It kind of feels like […]

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We’d like to introduce you to another member of our team — IT whiz Carl de Cordova. Carl’s resume is long enough to wrap around the UT Tower several times and rich enough to buy the Tower and dip it in liquid gold.
Carl and Julie first met in the mid-nineties when he was running an […]

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It’s a big deal when the New York Times and the San Francisco Chronicle both cover coworking.
Coworking pioneers, including Hat Factory, Citizen Space, Sandbox Suites and Werks (sorry Werks people — couldn’t find a decent link to you. — send me one and I’ll fix this post) got some much-deserved press over the last couple […]

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Now that the lease is signed, we’re rolling up our sleeves with Murray Legge, the visionary architect who comes to us by way of LZT Architects, Inc.
Murray grew up in Canada and got his architectural training at Cooper Union in NYC. He lives in Austin with his wife, the filmmaker Deborah Lewis, and their daughter. […]

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Julie Gomoll
LaunchPad Coworking
press@launchpadcoworking.com
Released: AUSTIN, TEXAS, February 11, 2008
You’ve been asking — Is LaunchPad Coworking real? Where is it located? How can I find it? When can I start coworking in Austin already?
We are more than a little happy to announce that after months of searching and planning, we have inked a […]

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Getting permission from the TABC (Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission) to serve beer and wine to all you thirsty coworkers is no small task. Thankfully, our own Tina Rosenzweig is not only a maven of all things coffee, she’s also adept a navigating the labyrinthine rules and regulations of the permitting process. Here she is proudly […]

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Welcome to Rudy Karg, newest member of the LaunchPad Coworking team. Rudy comes to us by way of Baton Rouge where he spent seven years as a project and operations manager for Hibernia National Bank. Rudy concluded that he’d had enough of banking and Louisiana and decided (rightly so) that Austin and tech were the […]

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The SXSW Interactive festival runs from March 7–11 this year. We’ll be kicking things off in style with the first Austin Coworking Meetup, which will take place at the fabulous Hotel San Jose. They have a great courtyard, plenty of indoor/outdoor space, and a Jo’s Coffee right on the premises. They serve beer & wine […]

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