The pandemic inspired the rise of remote work, with some wondering if the trend would stick. A group of Chicago businessmen are betting that people will continue to ditch their cubicles.
From burning to churning, members of this River North club can work out and work.
"I start my day with Pilates class with Kelly, who's the best; and then I come upstairs, I answer all of my emails, do all of my calls," she said.This home away from home along the Chicago River is called BIÂN Chicago. It's located inside 600 West Chicago, where snagging a beauty or spa service can be part of your daily grind.
"There are things that you can do within these four walls that you can't do within four walls anywhere else on Earth," Boehm said. And yet there's no time for rest right now, because BIÂN is finishing up a $15 million expansion. Boehm gave us a sneak peek ahead of the grand opening. The whole space is meant to be a comfy oasis for people with remote jobs. The 9,000-square-foot addition includes phone booths and private board rooms.
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