About this space
A place to settle in and get things done.
DoES Liverpool brings together flexible co-working, practical making and a lively community programme in Liverpool. The space welcomes freelancers, small businesses, entrepreneurs, artists, developers, hardware engineers, students and curious makers, with a friendly ethos built around sharing skills, resources and ideas. For focused work, members and visitors can choose from hot-desking, flexidesks and permanent desks, with meeting rooms for smaller gatherings and a larger event space for workshops, seminars, company away days and community activities. Fast Wi-Fi, printing, heating, free tea and coffee and a kitchen area make the workspace practical for a full working session. The makerspace is the real stand-out feature. Its workshop includes laser cutters, 3D printers, a sublimation printer, heat presses, vinyl cutters, a CNC router, a well-equipped electronics bench, sewing and knitting machines and other tools for prototyping, repair and creative experimentation. Laser cutting is offered as a bookable service, while regular Maker Events provide approachable opportunities to explore electronics, coding, physical computing, 3D printing and more. DoES Liverpool also hosts a repair café where visitors can bring electrical and electronic items, bikes, furniture, computers, clothing and fabric projects for help with repairs. The space is designed with accessibility in mind, including step-free access, a lift, wide doors, wheelchair-friendly workshop space and an accessible ground-floor toilet. Whether you need somewhere sociable to work, room to run an event or tools to turn an idea into something tangible, DoES Liverpool offers an open, community-minded place to get started.