A community for purpose-driven work
Coworking and private offices in downtown London, Ontario
A 40,000 sq ft workspace at 201 King Street, home to nonprofits, charities, grassroots initiatives and purpose-driven businesses. Owned and operated by Pillar Nonprofit Network.
What brings you to Innovation Works?
Coworking plans
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Every plan includes Wi-Fi, kitchen and café access, mail service and a dog-friendly community. Prices in CAD per month.
Flex Desk
- People
- 1 person
- Workspace
- Shared desks
- Access
- 24/7
- Meeting rooms
- 8 hours / month
- Commitment
- To be confirmed
- Availability
- To be confirmed
Personal Desk
Dedicated desk- People
- 1 person
- Workspace
- Your own desk
- Access
- 24/7
- Meeting rooms
- 10 hours / month
- Commitment
- To be confirmed
- Availability
- To be confirmed
Private Office
- People
- Team size to be confirmed
- Workspace
- Lockable private office
- Access
- 24/7
- Meeting rooms
- 15 hours / month
- Commitment
- To be confirmed
- Availability
- To be confirmed
Meetings & events
Rooms for every size of gathering
Anyone can book a room — no membership needed. Tenants use the meeting hours included in their plan.
Add to your booking: Café & Catering → Live Streaming & A/V Support →
Together We Can
More than a desk — a community working for meaningful change.
Innovation Works is owned and operated by Pillar Nonprofit Network. Tenants connect, collaborate and feel less isolated in their work.
See upcoming community events →“Innovation Works gives us a clean, bright space where we can actually focus. The best part is the people. A quick chat in the kitchen has turned into more than one new connection and collaboration for us.”
Who can join
Nonprofits, charities and purpose-driven businesses
You don’t have to be a nonprofit. Socially and environmentally conscious businesses are welcome when their work aligns with our community’s commitment to positive impact.
How joining works
- Book a tourSee the space and meet the team.
- Apply for co-tenancyOne short application form.
- We review and replyOur team gets back to you with next steps.
- Move inGet your access and start working.
Parking & transit
No on-site public lot. Paid parking and LTC bus routes are nearby.
Parking and transit options →Accessibility
The event space is accessible. Room-by-room details, including washroom access, are listed on each booking page.
Room accessibility details →Land Acknowledgement
We would like to acknowledge the history of the traditional territory and honour the longstanding relationships of the three local First Nations of this land and place in Southwestern Ontario. The Attawandaran once settled this region alongside the Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee, and this land served as their traditional hunting grounds. The three longstanding Indigenous groups of this geographical region are: The Anishinaabeg, The Haudenosaunee and the Lunaapeewak.
We would also like to recognize the three First Nations communities neighbouring the City of London: Chippewas of the Thames First Nation, Oneida Nation of the Thames and Munsee-Delaware Nation.
Ontario is covered by 46 treaties and other agreements, such as land purchases by the Crown signed between 1781 and 1930. Treaties are the legally binding agreements that set out the rights, responsibilities and relationships of First Nations and the federal and provincial governments. Please use this interactive map to learn about the traditional territory on which you live and work.
Pillar Nonprofit Network recognizes the inequities connected to colonization and commit to working towards creating a just, inclusive and vibrant community for all.
We invite you to reflect upon this land acknowledgement, what it means to your personal story, and what the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action mean to you. In the spirit of equality and inclusion, if we can improve on this statement, please contact us. Thank you.