DESPACE has officially launched in the lobby of Shanghai Landmark Center, introducing two carefully designed new shared micro-spaces. These spaces address the everyday needs of the building’s many workers and the wider DESPACE community — offering not only a spot to work but a trusted, comfortable, and private environment.

Shanghai Landmark Center: The Urban Gem

Designed by renowned architecture firm Aedas, the twin towers of Shanghai Landmark Center feature modern lines that echo the rhythm of the nearby waterfront. The ground floor integrates commercial and spaces, blending international elements with Shanghai heritage.

Where to Find Us

DESPACE has placed two multi-person pods and one new single-person model across the lobbies of the two towers. Two of our pods are located near the tower that houses McDonald’s and Manner Coffee. Our third pod stands beside the tower with Wagas, offering you a quiet retreat for a relaxing moment after lunch, a coffee chat with a colleague, a focused session to finalize a document, or an uninterrupted phone call. With thoughtful attention to detail, DESPACE turns these needs into accessible, softly lit spaces.

New Pod Model Available Now

Notably, the 1-person pod placed at Shanghai Landmark Center marks the first time DESPACE has introduced its latest single-person pod to the shared market. It offers more space than a standard single-person pod previously welcomed into our fleet, providing just the right amount for extended sessions. Designed for deep-focus activities — whether a programmer writing code, a student preparing for exams, or a freelancer in need of absolute concentration — this space helps block out noise and allows users to sink into their own world.

Driven by Technology, Offering Spaces

As a tech-driven company, DESPACE is expanding its presence in Shanghai. Yet beyond growth, the team consistently places product development at the core of its strategy: more flexible configurations and more user-friendly features are constantly being launched. DESPACE hopes that every new space it opens does more than add a table or a chair — it provides a freer, more efficient, and more complete solution for citizens in need of a flexible space solution.