Acme Workspaces brings shared desks, small team days and meeting rooms together in Port Alder. Come for a focused day on your own, meet a colleague for a project session, or make one of our three locations part of your regular week. Harbor, Midtown and Garden have different surroundings and room choices, with practical guidance available before you arrive.
Our spaces serve freelancers, remote employees and small teams. You can compare a day pass with a recurring membership, see the room catalogue, and read how visits and credits work. Desk visits and meeting-room time are separate benefits, so start with what you need to do rather than assuming a membership covers every kind of reservation.
Find your place
Harbor has a bright shared working area and the Pebble and Maple meeting rooms. Midtown gives small groups access to Cedar and larger groups access to Summit. Garden combines indoor desks with an outdoor patio and Willow and Fern rooms. Read each location page for access hours and entrance information before making plans.
Reception is staffed Monday through Friday, 09:00–18:00 at every location. Some memberships allow access beyond those hours. The location and plan together determine that access; an open building does not mean reception is available all evening.
Plan your next visit
A day pass suits a selected weekday. Flex offers a set number of visits at a home location. Unlimited includes access across the locations during member hours. Team pools desk visits and room credits across named people. Our pricing page shows the units beside every price, including the upfront annual option for Unlimited.
Browse the member demonstration to see where guidance appears in the app. The demonstration contains sample bookings and invoices, with no account changes or payments. Our tools give simple cost examples without making a booking or promising availability.
Help before you arrive
Use the documentation for complete procedures, the handbook for arrival and room etiquette, and the resources page for downloadable guides. If the published information does not describe your situation, reception can help you identify the question that needs staff attention.