The Remote Work Standard: Inside the Multi-Phase Co-Working Spaces at Meridian on First



Designed for Maximum Focus and Professional Flexibility
 
Modern hybrid work demands more than just working from your couch. It requires quiet spaces for deep focus, reliable wireless printing, and professional environments for video calls. Meridian on First provides an unparalleled remote work environment, combining versatile in-unit floor plans with expansive, dedicated co-working areas across the community.
 
In-Apartment Layouts Built for Business
 
Your private home can easily adapt to your professional needs, with select floor plans offering smart, built-in work features:
 
  • Sunlit Sunrooms: Select premium residences feature integrated sunrooms, providing a bright, inspiring space for your desk away from the main living area.
  • Built-In Desks: Choose floor plans with custom, built-in study alcoves and desks, perfectly optimized for organized workspace storage.
 
The Community Co-Working Network
 
When you want a change of scenery, step out into our professionally designed common spaces, crafted to rival the city's finest co-working clubs:
 
  • Dual Mezzanine Levels: Spanning both phases of the community, our two expansive mezzanine levels feature quiet desks, collaborative tables, and plenty of power outlets.
  • Phase II Hospitality Co-Work Lounge: Located right next to our hospitality station, this lounge blends a relaxed café vibe with focused workspaces.
  • Co-Working Lobbies: Our beautifully designed, high-ceiling lobbies feature comfortable seating alcoves, perfect for casual meetings or reviewing documents.
  • PrintWithMe Cloud Services: Enjoy secure, wireless printing directly from your laptop or phone via our onsite PrintWithMe stations.
 
Nearby Neighborhood Coffee Workspots
 
When you want to step out for a midday break, the Navy Yard features excellent local cafés perfect for working remotely:
 
  • Maman: Tucked away at 141 N Street SE, this beautiful cafe offers a light-filled, "South of France" aesthetic. It is a favorite neighborhood "third space" for a productive afternoon of remote work, offering massive coffee mugs and plenty of seating.
  • Compass Coffee: A beloved D.C. staple at 1201 Half St, SE, known for its industrial design, fast Wi-Fi, and signature blends.