A site that sells the community, not the square footage.

Green Spaces built a coworking community around sustainability and shared purpose, but their site didn't say any of that. The offerings were scattered across pages that didn't reflect how members actually used the space, and the design read more like a directory than an invitation.

That gap mattered because Green Spaces sells community, not square footage. A generic site undercut the one thing they were actually selling, and made it harder for new members and partners to see what made the space worth joining.