Bremerton is a city in motion, quite literally—between ferry rides, construction zones, and the caffeine-fueled hustle of remote workers, things are happening. One of the latest projects shaping the city’s future is Quincy Square, a revitalization effort turning Fourth Street into a music and arts hub. And who’s in the middle of it all, ensuring everything comes together as planned? Construction inspector Matthew—a man who builds the future, one inspection at a time.

We had the chance to sit down with Matthew to chat about his work, the impact of Quincy Square, and what keeps bringing him back to Bremerton. Spoiler alert: it might just be Spark Commons (and we swear we didn’t bribe him to say that).

Life is a wild ride, isn't it? At Spark Commons, we understand that life throws a mix of challenges, celebrations, and big transitions at all of us. That’s why we’re here for every stage, offering the space, community, and resources to help you keep moving forward—whatever life brings your way. 

Whether you're a job seeker, and empty nester, or a newlywed, coworking can serve a meaningful purpose along the way.

Let’s take a look at how Spark Commons can support you through all these moments!

We understand that work is all about balance – the sweet spot between collaboration and focused effort. Let's explore why finding this equilibrium is so vital and how our latest addition, the cozy phone booths, is changing the game.

What you may not know is that phone booths have been on our wish list since we bought Spark Commons. Although our members were aces about respecting one another, having every single conversation in the main coworking space or taking up the entire conference room for one person didn't really make sense. 

Company announcement after company announcement is making one thing very clear: returning to the office is on the backburner. But that just begs the question, what becomes of remote workers? Although many folks have layered healthy habits into their daily routine, even more people have not. The convenience of rocking a Zoom mullet (business on the top, pajamas on the bottom) is wearing thin after the many months of WFH culture. It's time to consider some new habits to keep your work efficient and your body, mind and soul healthy. Here are what we've seen work when you're working from home.