SOHO 3Q

3Q's parent company is known for its architectural design, and Wangjing SOHO, one of the first 3Q spaces, was designed by Zaha Hadid Architects and led by founder Zaha Hadid.^[6] The building, which is LEED-certified, was designed to resemble a mountain range. The middle floors are dedicated to 3Q coworking, occupying 6,000 square meters.^[7]

Another early building, Fuxing 3Q, was designed by GMP Architecture and AIM Architecture.

Guanghualu SOHO II building was designed by GMP Architecture, hosting the largest 3Q Space of approximately 21,000 square meters containing over 3300 desks.^[8] The space was initially designed as a shopping mall, but was converted into the coworking space by AIM Architecture. Distinctive features include an oak staircase that frames a venue for events and a second atrium called The Park.^[9]

More than 80% of all 3Q projects are housed in existing SOHO China properties, including refurbished shopping malls, office towers, and mixed-use buildings.^[10]

3Q provides both private offices and individual workstations in an open-office layout. Tenants rent individual desks on a weekly basis, with prices ranging from of 560 yuan ($93) to 1,000 yuan ($160) per desk per week. Additional services available include WIFI, conference rooms, printing machines, and phone booths.^[11] 3Q also organizes entrepreneurship events.^[12]