SPOKANE, WASH., OCTOBER 20, 2015 – David Peterson, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Goodale & Barbieri and Tom Barbieri, President of Goodale & Barbieri, together with Dakota Pacific, a John R. Miller Company, announced today they have completed the acquisition of the RLH Building, located on the north bank of the Spokane River in downtown Spokane, WA.

The six-story RLH office building includes 100,000 square feet of office space and a 252 car parking garage. Major tenants include Red Lion Hotels Corporation, HomeStreet Bank, TransCanada Corporation, Mutual of Enumclaw insurance, Wipfli LLP and Farmers Insurance. “When targeting investment opportunities, we look for experienced management teams operating sustainable businesses models, and we are pleased to have that in David and Tom,” said Lane Critchfield, Managing Director of Dakota Pacific. “their history of development and management in the Spokane market is unsurpassed and the property fits our criteria well.” The RLH Building was constructed by Goodale & Barbieri in 1985, and the Company has managed it since its opening. “The location is ideal, and we know the property well,” said David Peterson, Executive Vice President of Goodale & Barbieri Company. “It’s a fantastic building and we’re confident we’ll continue to attract strong tenants.”

The RLH Building, 201 W. North River Drive, sits across the Spokane River from the expanded Spokane Convention Center and Riverfront Park. “The revitalization of the Spokane riverbank, with the upcoming $60 million renovation of Riverfront Park, makes this location so exciting for us as owners as well as for our tenants,” said Thomas Barbieri, President of Goodale & Barbieri Company. “We seek well positioned, well located properties to add to our portfolio, and the RLH Building is a perfect execution of that strategy.” Goodale & Barbieri Company will continue as property manager.

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 Regional coworking  areas  delight in increased  need from digital  wanderers who drop in for a day or longer, from  regional  business  quiting their own offices and from at-home workers who  sometimes need more  area.

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“  Prior to the pandemic, people weren’t able to work from home  due to the fact that their  management  believed it was  difficult or  inadequate,  however those reasons  have actually been proven wrong,“  states Rechung Fujihira, cofounder and CEO of coworking  area BoxJelly. “The  video game has shifted. … Remote work has decoupled  office from the business itself.“

This shift in work patterns has  long-lasting implications for  property and  industrial real estate and  has actually  affected a niche industry: coworking.

Hawaii  Organization Magazine  talked with  property  designers and operators of local coworking  areas about how the pandemic and remote work have  impacted coworking spaces and the future of work in general.

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 Center Coworking Hawaiʻi is the state‘s  biggest coworking facility, a 17,770-square-foot space at 1050 Queen St. Co-founders George Yarbrough and Nam Vu planned to open satellite  areas on Hawai’i Island and Maui, but those plans were interrupted by the pandemic, and the team  has actually been  versatile  since.

In March 2020, Yarbrough says, his  group  prepared for drastic drops in  occasion  earnings and memberships, so the  Center offered a 15%  discount rate for  6 months for its 220 members (representing 110 companies). “We were  really hopeful that by September the pandemic would be done,“ he  states. “Obviously, that wasn’t the case.“

The Hub  taken advantage of the  Income Protection Program,  getting a low-interest loan from the U.S. Small Business Administration. Toward  completion of 2020, Hub membership rebounded with “an uptick in  individuals leaving the continental U.S. and coming to Hawai’i as remote workers and digital nomads,“ Yarbrough  states. “People wanted to  leave high-density  city centers such as New York, Seattle, Austin, Miami.“

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Yarbrough  likewise noticed some  regional  organizations  reassessing their downtown leases and seeking flexible work arrangements for their  groups. “We changed our model a bit to  supply on-demand  workplace,“ he  states. “You can rent an  workplace for the day if you  desire.“

 Numerous  moms and  daddies were working from home while  taking care of their children. “How can we alleviate some of these pressures for families and  individuals who need to get away from their  houses?“ asks Yarbrough. The daily  workplace  leasings were one  alternative for  moms and dads looking either to  leave from their  kids  briefly or for a  area in which to work while  looking after their  kid.

That‘s how the  Center weathered the worst of the pandemic while  adjusting to increased demand from:

Digital nomads— transient workers who drop in for a day, week or month.
Local  people and  groups ditching their office leases.
People who mostly work from home but  sometimes  require  conference  area or a different  location to work.


Personal Niches and Public Spaces
To  adapt to these and other trends,  supervisors of coworking spaces are  altering their physical  styles to  accommodate  customers while  preserving social distancing and sanitation requirements.


“ People want a hybrid of personal  specific niches and public  area,“  states Sandi Kanemori, program  supervisor for the  Business owners Sandbox in Kaka’ako. “It‘s been a challenge to  determine a  style layout to meet that desire.“

The Sandbox is a  task of the Hawaii Technology Development Corp. The 13,500-square-foot facility  consists of spaces for events, coworking, meetings and  little  workplaces. Its coworking  area is  handled by BoxJelly, which opened Hawai’i‘s  very first coworking  place in 2011 and now  runs a second site in Ward Village.

Kanemori says that  prior to COVID-19, the  pattern  towards open floor plans in  homes and office spaces was slowing. The pandemic reversed that  pattern entirely, she says. “COVID made people hesitant about  big open spaces,“ she says. In response, the Sandbox spaced out the tables in its  spacious main  space.

“ Community“ tables are gone, and Kanemori says users seem to  choose the new  specific seating  since it helps them to balance independence with a feeling of community.

There are no walls within the  primary home office furniture office, but moveable plants serve as separators while preserving the openness. “It‘s a  operate in  development,“ Kanemori says.


Kanemori says two one-person and one four-seat “ personal privacy  cubicles“ are hot commodities while traditional conference rooms are used less.

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 Business Owners Sandbox in Kakaʻako. |  Picture: Rex Maximilian, courtesy of Entrepreneurs Sandbox

The Sandbox‘s  long-lasting  occupants include teams from such local companies as Central Pacific Bank, Pacxa and Servco Labs and from  start-ups like Shifted Energy, which  establishes grid-connected control  systems for electric water heaters. MajiConnection, another office  renter,  assists local startups enter the Japanese market and Japanese  start-ups  go into the U.S., via Hawai’i.

Kanemori says office  renters have  been available in less  typically during the pandemic, which threatens a Sandbox selling point: that startups can rub shoulders with established companies.

The physical design of the Sandbox is  planned to  cultivate  partnership: large open spaces, floor-to-ceiling glass windows, rearrangeable furniture and repurposable  spaces. This last  function was on  display screen when the Sandbox  commemorated the May 2021 opening of Id8 Studios, a soundstage with full lighting rig and green screen.



The Architecture of Relationships

Architecture helps foster  cooperation, and the pandemic  triggered a reconsideration of  work area design, at the office and  in the house.

Some  brand-new housing developments feature home offices and on-site coworking spaces. In Ward  Town, an entire  neighborhood is being  constructed that caters to remote-working  specialists.

“ Architecture really sets up the possibility for relationships. You can either make  structures be isolated and separating, or you can make it so that people can actually come into contact and make that contact in a comfortable  method,“ says Jeanne Gang, the architect of Kō‘ ula, a tower in Ward  Town  arranged for  conclusion in fall of 2022.

Gang  looked for to design Kō‘ ula as a “gradient of social spaces, from public  areas outside (a public park), to semi-public spaces like the lobby and  balconies, to  feature spaces where  individuals can  blend and socialize.“ This mix of  areas is common in Ward  Town, which  expenses itself as a place “to live, work and play.“

“ It‘s an  fascinating inflection point for us,“  states Doug Johnstone, Hawai’i  area president for developer The Howard Hughes Corp. As Honolulu emerges from pandemic  limitations, he  states,  building is  ending up on two buildings, ‘A’ali‘ i and Kōula, which will  almost double the population of Kaka’ako‘s Ward Village.


Johnstone  states the pandemic highlighted the need for safe, outdoor gathering  areas,  consisting of Victoria Ward Park.

 Homes in Ward  Town are built with multifunctional shared spaces, which can be purposed for work, he  states.  For instance, Ae’o Tower above Whole Foods, has a media room on its terrace level. The small theater can be  scheduled for everything from a  organization  discussion to a  kids‘s  film night.

Ke Kilohana, a mixed-use condominium on Ward Avenue, has a coworking  area on its  8th floor that includes  numerous tables and a whiteboard. When Hawaii  Company  Publication  checked out at lunchtime, a resident was tapping away at her  laptop computer. With her earphones in, she  hardly  observed the  disruption.

Future developments will feature in-unit  areas  developed for remote work, says Bonnie Wedemeyer, executive VP of sales and  technique. She  states that in around 75% of the units at Park Ward  Town, a storage room can be converted into a dedicated work-from-home  area with a built-in desk. The  area is often next to the  kitchen area, she says, and when the workday is done, it can be closed like a closet.

Johnstone  states remote work  provides an opportunity for  individuals who  matured in Hawai’i  however have  professions elsewhere. They can return  house and be closer to  household while working  from another location.  Devoted in-home  offices are especially  hassle-free for professionals who take late night or early morning virtual meetings with people on the U.S. East Coast or in Asia,  states Johnstone.




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Not all entrepreneurs, small businesses and nonprofits can  pay for a home office, and some meetings  need to be taken in  individual, so coworking  areas are  accommodating those needs.

Central Pacific Bank‘s  head office  remodelling includes Tidepools: 1,100 square feet of coworking space, with two private booths for  call and  2 reservable  meeting room equipped with teleconferencing  abilities. Adjacent are Starbucks and Aloha Beer Co., plus  additional tables and  couches.

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Central Pacific Bank Tide Pools. | Photo:  thanks to Central Pacific Bank

Tidepools is  targeted at  company and nonprofit  experts who can’t host  conferences at their  office or homes,  states Susan Utsugi, senior VP of  organization banking at CPB. CPB  customers get  concern, but the space is open to  the general public.

“ Some people  have actually vacated their  workplace  due to the fact that they‘re working at  house,“  states Utsugi, “yet you still need a  area where you  wish to work with  customers and have  conferences.“


Dean Kawamura, CPB‘s  neighborhood development manager,  states the bank‘s  organization  customers shifted during the pandemic as more employees worked  from another location and office space was downsized.

Tidepools was planned  prior to the pandemic,  however CPB says it  rotated to  integrate social distancing and sanitation best practices into its  style. That includes a nano-antimicrobial  finish to all high-touch surfaces, sanitation systems and no-touch fever screening, similar to the infrared  cams at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport that screen  individuals as they enter the terminals.

Kawamura  states Tidepools  reservations have  progressively increased  considering that its opening in January 2021. Some are repeat  customers, while others  have actually  utilized the space only  when. The downtown  area and  totally free  verified parking are selling points, he  states. Tidepools is  special among the coworking spaces profiled in this  short article: It does not oEUR er  area for  long-lasting lease.



Cultivating Aloha in Urban ʻĀina
Some coworking spaces  distinguish themselves in other  methods: For instance, one  states it seeks to cultivate aloha.


“ Aloha is not  simply produced out of thin air. It  needs to be nurtured. It has to be cultivated,“ says Mahina Paishon-Duarte, co-founder of Waiwai Collective.

Waiwai Collective has two coworking  areas. Its  latest  website is on Nu’uanu  Opportunity in Chinatown and its original is a 5,000-square-foot space on the ground floor of the old Varsity Building in Mo’ili‘ ili. Paishon-Duarte says she and her co-founders, Keoni Lee and Jamie Makasobe,  developed the  initial as a gathering space centered on  enhancing relationships, what she terms “ metropolitan ‘aina.“.

Waiwai hosted around 300  occasions a year before the pandemic. But it‘s lost 80% of its  income  given that April 2020 and had to lay off  almost two-thirds of its  personnel, she says.

However, Waiwai learned how to produce virtual and hybrid  occasions, and to  assist in virtual coworking  areas, where people can  engage as they would  personally but from the safety and  benefit of their homes, Paishon-Duarte says.

“ The pivot was  actually healthy for us  due to the fact that it‘s  assisted us to see that we can do so much more, even though we are a brick-and-mortar, physical space. Now I can  link to  somebody in Japan or in Europe or  someplace on the continent,  therefore it  actually  opens  chance.“.

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Waiwai Collective‘s coworking space. |  Picture: courtesy of Waiwai Collective.


Paishon-Duarte says part of Waiwai‘s mission is to  resolve the socioeconomic dysfunction that drives residents to leave Hawai’i.

 Prior to the pandemic, she says, “We as local  citizens, as part of the hardworking working class, were being out-priced from the  lifestyle that we all desire and  should have. COVID-19 has put a spotlight on all of these social, infrastructural  discomfort points that we were seeing. … We finally have this common enemy.“.

Paishon-Duarte says that “as we reopen our doors to tourism again … we need to  consider how we treat all our spaces.“.

“ We have to  believe  seriously as  regional  homeowners. How do we  deal with and cherish the spaces that we have— both in our built environments and in our natural environments?“ she asks. “We have to  look after them. If not, they will be  deteriorated. They will be trampled over.“.

The focus at Waiwai is not the bottom line, says Paishon-Duarte. “We  wish to  achieve success businesspeople,  effective  business owners,  effective civic and community leaders  since they are  lorries to serve community and the  cumulative social good and the  cumulative environmental  great and the  cumulative cultural  great.“.

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