Oficio | Boston Coworking Space

SEATING AND DESK OPTIONS

Sit at the window café counter, work side-by-side at a community tables, or hunker down at a desk with privacy dividers and monitors for expanded viewing. For more casual working, or a coffee break, relax in one of our comfortable leather lounge chairs.

KITCHENETTE

Filtered cold and hot water, gourmet coffee, cappuccino, latte, espresso, tea, and hot chocolate. In addition, we provide members with complimentary snacks, such as pastries from local bakeries.

MEETING ROOMS

Two private rooms that each seat up to six people. Each is equipped with mark-up walls, individual hard-wired phone lines, and 42” HD Monitors with VGA hookups for presentations.

PRIVATE BATHROOMS

Separated individual restrooms for complete privacy.

PHONE BOOTHS

Three private booths for phone conversations, to keep the noise in the community space to a minimum and to protect your discussion.

SPACE RENTAL/EVENT HOSTING

Oficio will help arrange the event you want in our space. Visit our Pricing page for more information.

Supporting Local Artists

Oficio is proud to support the Boston arts community by rotating work from local artists on our walls. In addition, we host various events and services for the arts community throughout the year. To view photos of past and present artwork displayed at Oficio, visit our facebook page. The artists listed below currently have work on display.

Jennifer Moses / www.jennifermosespainting.com

Jennifer Moses lives and paints in Boston, Massachusetts. Moses received her BFA degree from Tyler School of Art and her MFA degree from Indiana University. She is currently represented by the Clark Gallery and the Kingston Gallery in Boston and she has exhibited throughout New England. Moses’ work has been reviewed in Art New England Magazine, The Boston Globe, The Boston Herald, and Sculpture Magazine. Her work is included in the 2011 Northeast edition of New American Paintings. She has recently returned home from a year long Artist Residency in Roswell New Mexico. Moses is an Associate Professor of Art at the University on New Hampshire where she has taught for twenty-two years.

Deborah Putnoi / www.deborahputnoi.net

Deborah Putnoi is a visual artist, educator and researcher. Putnoi has an M.Ed. from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, a 5th Year Graduate Degree from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts and a B.A./B.F.A. from Tufts University and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts (joint degree program). She has shown her work in solo and group exhibitions nationally. Recently Putnoi co-taught a course at the Harvard Graduate School of Education to graduate students in the Arts in Education program. She has taught in many settings over the past ten years including elementary and secondary schools, universities, and community outreach organizations. She is represented by the Barbara Gillman Gallery in Miami, FL, the Gail Severn Gallery in Ketchum, ID, The Clark Gallery in the Boston area and Atelier 31 in Seattle.

Adrienne Shishko / http://www.adrienneart.net

Adrienne is a local artist who lives and works in Brookline, Massachusetts. She has pursued a non-traditional path to the arts, beginning her career as an artist later in life. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in history at the University of Pennsylvania and her law degree at Harvard Law School. Adrienne has held a wide variety of positions in retail, law and socially responsible investing. However, in 2006, she finally decided to pursue a lifelong inclination toward artistic expression and has since devoted herself to making art on a fulltime basis. Her work has been included in both group and solo shows and is featured in numerous private collections, office spaces, and luxury residential buildings around Boston, including Gallery 1330 at 1330 Boylston Street.