1 Person Private Office at 1901 Howard St, Omaha

Premium office space solution:-Designed for the solo professional.-Quiet, spacious desk.-Access to sound-proof booths when privacy is needed.-Monthly print / scan / copy credit (120 b/w, 20 color).-Conference rooms are available for meeting space.Amenities of a Modus Coworking Membership-Beautiful, fully furnished workspacesFully furnished with high-end and modern furniture- just bring your laptop.-Onsite notaryConveniently process business documents onsite.-Premium complimentary coffee & teaComplimentary coffee & tea available daily. Provided by Amateur Coffee and Artemis Tea.-Conference rooms11 conference rooms available for private meetings and depositions. Each room is equipped with large televisions that feature HDMI ports, USB data ports, whiteboards, and the latest secure webcam technology for video conference calls.-Printer, copier & scannerCopy, scan and print in color and black and white.-Networking & educational eventsFrequent networking, social, and educational events that will facilitate your company’s formation of strategic and mutually beneficial partnerships.-Fast and secure WiFiFree secure WiFi with options to upgrade for faster speeds.-Controlled building accessModus is accessible 24/7 to members with card access.-Mother’s roomPrivate and serene room for mothers to use at their leisure.-Private phone boothsSoundproof phonebooths with outlets for phones or laptops.-PodcastingWhether you're recording a solo podcast or interviewing guests, our booths will help you capture high-quality audio that sounds great on any device.-Monitors & Standing DesksHigh quality monitors and ergonomic standing desks.-ParkingDedicated heated parking is available across the street at 435 S. 20th Street at a monthly cost. Additionally, there is ample street parking nearby.

The Nebraska Buick Auto Company Building aka the Redfield Building was a key component of Omaha’s automotive industry by virtue of being Omaha’s first Buick distributorship.During its thirty-five year tenure from 1919-1954, the Nebraska Buick Auto Company housing the Buick’s nearly 10,000 square foot main showroom on the first floor and utilized the largest automobile freight elevator in Omaha to transport vehicles to the truck and tractor display on the second floor, to storage on the third floor, and to the mechanic’s shop on the top floor.Following 1954, the building stood either mostly vacant until it was purchased by printing companies that set up shop for their respective printing operations until the recent sale of the building by a company affiliated with the Redfield Printing in 2019.