WeWork for K-pop fans

Your hobby needs an office.

Coworking for K-pop fans. Book a desk, watch a three-minute video for two hours, and have the albums delivered somewhere your family can't count them.

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Desk space from $32 a day. Opinions included.

Annex fan coworking club: album-package collage showing desks, a screening lounge and a staffed mailroom.

Your space at Annex

Day pass
Date12 Nov 2026
Access9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Choose an available shared desk

30 screening-room minutes. Two guest passes.
Desk D04$32 / day
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Demo booking. No payment.

Some people bring work home.
You brought this to work.

A desk for your laptop. A room for the new video. Reception for the delivery you described as “a couple of albums”.

A very professional use of office space.

Three minutes of music. Two hours of room hire.

Book a screening room for the new video. Watch it once for each singer, then again because someone blinked. You came here to get away from meetings. This one has a waiting list.

30 screening-room minutes with a day pass.

Your collection moved out before you did.

Have your albums delivered to reception. Take out the collectible photo cards and keep them. Leave the spare albums on your rented shelf. Your collection now has its own address. You still live with your parents.

One storage shelf with a Resident membership.

Reception needs their actual names.

Send guest passes to the fan friends you talk to every day. Reception needs the names on their IDs. You've shared hotel rooms. You've lent them money. You're about to ask what their name is.

Two guest passes with a day pass.
A single collectible portrait card beside enormous shelves of duplicate pink and cobalt albums. Keep the card. Rent the shelf.
The little card comes home. The spare albums get a monthly membership.

Keep the card.
Rent the shelf.

Some albums include a random collectible photo card. You bought another copy for a different card. Then another. Now the cards fit in a binder and the albums need their own address.

Resident: a dedicated desk, one storage shelf and up to 20 parcels a month. $340 / month.
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The members are taking this seriously.

“I booked thirty minutes for the new video. We spent twenty arguing about who should sit nearest the screen. Then we pressed play.”

Priya ShahRelease-watch organiser; payroll assistant

“My mum said it was time to get my own place. The albums have their own place now. I'm still in my old room.”

Daniel ReyesAlbum collector; still living at home

“Reception asked for my guest's surname. We've been on holiday together twice. I had to message her.”

Mina ParkFan-club member; junior designer

How permanent is this phase?

Start with a day pass. Your albums may prefer a longer commitment.

Day pass

$32 / day

You said this was a one-off.

  • One available desk from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
  • 30 minutes in a screening room; additional time costs $8 per 15 minutes.
  • Two guest passes for photo-card trades at your desk.
  • Take every album home at closing. Yes, every copy.
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Resident

$340 / month

It's cheaper than moving house.

  • A dedicated desk with access seven days a week.
  • Two screening-room hours each month; additional time costs $8 per 15 minutes.
  • Reception accepts up to 20 parcels a month; one storage shelf holds the albums you're still finding homes for.
  • Ten guest passes each month for traders and group-order pickups.
Preview Resident

Private office

$2,400 / month

Your fan club now pays commercial rent.

  • A lockable office with six desks and six member keys.
  • Twelve screening-room hours each month; additional time costs $8 per 15 minutes.
  • Reception accepts up to 100 parcels a month; six storage shelves keep the corridor clear.
  • Fifty guest passes each month. Reception checks visitors against your pickup list.
Preview private office

Put a roof over your hobby.

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