The Treasury is truly a hidden gem in OKC…read more From the moment you walk in, you can feel that this space was intentionally created to bring people together. It's more than just a beautiful venue--it's a community. I've experienced it as a space filled with empowering, supportive, and driven women who are genuinely invested in lifting each other up. The flexibility of the space is incredible. Whether you're hosting a professional training, workshop, creative session, or small event, it adapts seamlessly while still feeling elevated and welcoming. If you're looking for a place that fosters connection, creativity, and growth--this is it.

What an amazing space for an event. It was gorgeous inside for a business networking event and the…read moreprice was just right.

Top-notch office space! They provide a professional atmosphere with equipped amenities and the…read morestaff is absolutely amazing! Highly recommend for any business looking for quality workspace.

What a place! The third space is a quiet, cozy place to study, reserve meeting rooms, record a…read morepodcast, and that is only the beginning. There is many different spots to pull up your laptop, read a book, or just play some board games. They offer complementary coffee and hot tea. Also, in their bathroom, they have pads and tampons laying out. Like what a place! However, I have two small cons about the place. One is that they have limited outlets and ability to reach an outlet. Another con is the ability to find the place. It is not difficult, just a little confusing. When searching for the entrance, it is on the north side of the street behind RCB Instabank and Sooner Shop on Boyd. I would recommend to park in front of the RCB, walk east until you are between the bank and Whitehand Hall. Walk north between those buildings. You will see stairs on the right hand side and there it is. However those cons do affect how I feel about this place. The amount of events they have help bring a sense of community in such a huge town and University. It is just crossing of the street and you are right there on campus. I would recommend this location if you want a get away from campus.

Attended a bridal shower here and this is an awesome venue!! It's an intimate, beautifully…read moredecorated venue with attention to details. Lovely venue!!

The Collective is a great space for women to come together and utilize co-working. In addition to…read moretheir monthly memberships, members host classes and workshops there as well. I've attended crafty classes, hand lettering classes, and cookie decorating classes at The Collective. It's easy to find, plenty of parking, and a safe area. They offer a kitchen, WiFi, work space, bathroom, and security system for their members. It's a very bright and open space, which I like. It definitely gives off a productive vibe and it's fun to be around other women and accomplishing things. Definitely a great space and fills a need in the community.

Enjoyed the Yelp event on the fifth floor this evening. I would love to know more about this old…read morebuilding that has been around since statehood, 1907. I would recommend to anyone that wishes to sponsor a large party. Don't expect luxury, but expect more of a casual, plaster cracking walls, exposed brick, cement floor, arched windows, basic, in the rough, kind of hip vibe. If I wasn't in education (meaning no money to spend), I would love to have a Christmas party here for staff and spouses. It's a goal!

It is always so quiet and they have everything you need to get work done. My team and i use the…read moreconference room, desk space, and podcast studio and it is so helpful. They even have coffee! I love when i work from here

I love working from home. I've done it for 9.5 years, and it's hard to imagine ever going back to…read morean "office". I think I might be broken. I had a co-working space that I loved before the pandemic began, but we've just moved to Edmond. There is a lot going on at our house. The other day, we had three kids, four dogs, two WFH parents, a grandparent, two housekeepers, a piano tuner, a torrential downpour keeping everyone firmly inside, and a random drop-by by an aunt and uncle. Somewhere, in this chaos, I was expected to put in eight hours of productive work. Needless to say, it was a late night for me after everyone went to bed an I tried to shore up the missing hours of my day. I also started looking for co-working options in Edmond. Enter Vault 405, a product of Citizen's Bank of Edmond, intended to be a resource for small businesses and entrepreneurs who don't need traditional office space. You can purchase a day pass for $20. That doesn't seem too high a price to pay for my sanity. A co-working day pass will run you $175/month and I may do that some month when I'm really going to be in town more, especially in August when my kids will be home a lot. A dedicated desk (which includes mail service and locked storage) is $275 per month, and a private office (with a door that closes and locks) is $499 a month. Unlike some of the coworking spaces I've visited, there seems to be lots of room for people to spread out. Dedicated desks and offices, communal spaces, break rooms and more. I had a big room to myself on the day I was here (I assume summer Fridays are not as busy as some of the days). I think this must be one of the benefits of a co-working space with lots of capital behind it. I've been in some really scrappy co-working situations, (including a basement in Automobile Alley with bad lighting and a cricket infestation) and though I respect the hustle, they all left a lot to be desired in terms of infrastructure, ergonomics, lighting, sound dampening, parking, etc. This space has the money to back it up, so you're not dealing with someone's well-intentioned handyman husband to fix the leaky sink in the breakroom. They also have presentation rooms, large and small conference rooms, a podcasting studio and more. I've done some voiceover work in the past, but I don't currently have a studio, so I can definitely see using this sometime if that work were to present itself. With a membership, you'd be able to have 24/7 access, which is pretty baller. Add a break room and nice restrooms, and I think this is going to be a great option for me. Free parking, walkable to all manner of lunch options, and just a few miles from home - it's pretty perfect. I definitely don't need an office every day, but the next time I look at the schedule and see that it's going to be a nightmare at home I'll just repeat my manta: have laptop, will travel.

My Dr. is located here. It's really easy to access and had plenty of parking. Walking in the were…read moreworking on the landscaping and everything was looking good. Glass doors open automatically to a nice lobby with the by floor index sign just to the left. It was really easy to read and understand. There are 4 elevators and it only took a second when I pushed the up bottom. Elevators were clean and quick. This is a multiple occupancy facility with many types of options and care. The quality I received was good. Also a nice Mexican grill located on the ground floor. The "Pico de Gallo Grill".

Bobbi Jackson is great to work with, she accommodated all of our requests, without hesitation. I…read morethoroughly enjoyed working with her over the past four years as she is pleasant to work with. The office space met our needs and served us well during our time at the Tower. We only relocated as our clients and staff migrated north and we needed to provide an office location that was more centrally located for our team.

Newly remodeled. Building looks wonderful. Covered parking,…read morenew lighting etc... Looks a lot more modern.