Space and amenities
Dynamic, collaborative office and prototyping spaces in Canberra.
The Launch innovation hub is a refurbished, co-working space designed with a deliberate integration of member areas to encourage interaction with UNSW Canberra personnel through strategic shared zones.
Launch offers a versatile setup with private offices, group suites, break-out spaces, workshop areas, storage, and meeting rooms.
State-of-the-art facilities and a collaborative culture
The Launch office spaces come equipped with stand-up desks, bookable spaces, front desk services, access to fresh fruit, as well as extensive kitchen and bathroom amenities. A dedicated community manager from the Canberra Innovation Network (CBRIN) is on-site to support the Launch community and ensure a social and collaborative ecosystem.
Launch tenants will also benefit from a strong partnership with the University of New South Wales which includes access to:
- academic and research expertise
- academic databases and journals
- invitations to networking events
- UNSW Canberra Study discounts
- UNSW Canberra library
- UNSW seminars
- world-class research facilities.
Amenities
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- Access to UNSW seminars.
- Invitations to regular Precinct industry and networking events.
- Dedicated Community Manager.
- Access to Canberra Business Chamber events.
- Connections with other industry associations.
- Collaboration with the Canberra Innovation Network (CBRIN).
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- Stand up desks
- Bookable presentation spaces
- Bookable breakout/white board spaces
- Bookable executive meeting spaces with video and teleconferencing facilities
- Access to storage
- Parking
- Regular cleaning
- High speed Internet
- Member welcome packs
- Mail handling service
- Colour and B&W enterprise printers and scanners
- Front desk services
- Internal and external building signage specific to your agreement
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- Bike storage
- Access to showers, irons and hair dryers
- Fresh fruit
- On-site coffee machines
- Tapped still and boiling water
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- Purpose-designed spaces to cater to your research and development needs.
- Access to a Cyber Range.
- Access to Concurrent Design Facility.
- Access to Extensive Academic Databases and UNSW Canberra Library.
- Access to the Technical Support Group (TSG) at UNSW Canberra.
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- Access to large, professional event spaces to host events, lectures and workshops.
- Access to regular industry-specific information and networking events.
- Assistance with curating your event needs.
Collaboration models
The Launch co-working model is centred around collaboration, which is why we refer to our tenants as partners and collaborators.
The requirements of start-ups, freelancers, consultants, remote workers, and big and small companies were all considered when designing this fit-for-purpose space.
The packages we offer are designed to cater for a broad range of needs and teams located both on- and off-site. Each partner organisation is encouraged to make use of the amenities, tools and services unique to this defence and security innovation space.
Shared workspace | Private & SME team offices | Established office | Workspace Connect |
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Permanent desk in coworking environment | Allocated office spaces | Purpose-designed office specific to business needs of company | Occasional hot desk arrangement |
24/7 access | Spaces available as open or lockable dependent on the needs of the organisation, 24/7 access | Space unique to the needs of the organisation with prominent signage, 24/7 access | Access to use of address for communications and mailing |
Best suited to start-ups, freelancers, consultants, remote workers and small companies | Designed to suit teams of 1 – 25 people | Best for teams of 25+, with a space of up to 2000m² | Designed for the committed but casual partner requiring occasional space |
Centred around an open, collaborative working space | Well suited to project or R&D teams | Suited to those medium to large enterprises establishing a presence in an iconic defence sector capital | Access to bookable meeting and event spaces at an arranged cost on needs basis |