The vision of a one-square-mile tech campus never amassed more than 20,000 square feet
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from Mission Local3 months ago
"When I started Solaris, the ambition was to turn a square mile of SF into a campus for people to build things," founder Thomas Schulz wrote on X. "But sadly, we couldn't turn it into a growing business."
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The Solaris coworking space featured 16 offices and 70 desks in a 20,000 square feet space, with a floor dedicated to 'focused work' and another to 'serendipity,' according to Schulz in his May 1 X posts.
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An April 20 GoFundMe campaign to raise $50,000 for City Campus raised $0, a GoFundMe employee confirmed. It's unclear how much was raised from major donors.
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Although it attracted some early media attention and some tech workers lamented its demise on X, it found less financing enthusiasm from the start.
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